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US 12,611,256 B2Granted
Systems for superimposing a virtual display on a physical spine
OwnerPhilipp K. Langinventor
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Abstract
Aspects of the invention relate to systems, devices and methods for performing a surgical step or surgical procedure with visual guidance using an optical head mounted display.
Claims20
A system comprising:
- a see-through optical head mounted display, and
- a processor,
- wherein the processor is configured to generate a virtual display of a spine of a patient,
- wherein the see-through optical head mounted display is configured to display the virtual display of the spine of the patient,
- wherein the virtual display comprises a three-dimensional digital representation corresponding to at least a portion of the physical spine of the patient,
- wherein the processor is configured to receive data from an artificial neural network to superimpose the virtual display with the at least portion of the physical spine,
- wherein the data comprise a first parameter and a second parameter, and
- wherein the first parameter comprises information about an anatomic landmark, anatomic dimension, anatomic shape, a bony structure, an intervertebral disk, an image, one or more coordinates or a combination thereof, from an MRI scan,
- wherein the second parameter comprises information about an anatomic landmark, anatomic dimension, anatomic shape, a bony structure, an intervertebral disk, one or more coordinates or a combination thereof, from an x-ray.
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