Spine level determination using augmented reality
AssigneeBrainlab AG
InventorsOliver Fleig, Martin Koestler, Christian Schmaler, Christian Dax, Nicole Kerstein, Juliane Weinzierl
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AssigneeBrainlab AG
InventorsOliver Fleig, Martin Koestler, Christian Schmaler, Christian Dax, Nicole Kerstein, Juliane Weinzierl
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Disclosed is a computer-implemented method of registering a digital model of an anatomical body part corresponding to a patient body part. The method encompasses input, to an augmented reality viewing device, of data defining a digital model of an anatomical body part. The model comprises at least one vertex which corresponds to a specific part of the anatomical body part. The specific part is, for example, a landmark easily identifiable for a user, such as a specific vertebra which may be found by palpation. Based on a known orientation of the augmented reality viewing device relative to the anatomical body part, visual information is displayed on a viewing unit of the augmented reality viewing device. The visual information indicates the position of the vertex as an overlay on the position of the specific part of the anatomical body part in the field of view of the augmented reality viewing device.
A computer-implemented method of registering a digital model of an anatomical body part corresponding to a patient body part, comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions which, when executed by at least one processor of at least one computer, causes the at least one processor to
A medical system, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.