Robotic surgical system
AssigneeSt. Jude Medical, Atrial Fibrillation Division, Inc.
InventorsJohn Hauck, Jeffrey Schweitzer, Troy Tegg, James Essington, Mark Johnson, Kedar Belhe
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AssigneeSt. Jude Medical, Atrial Fibrillation Division, Inc.
InventorsJohn Hauck, Jeffrey Schweitzer, Troy Tegg, James Essington, Mark Johnson, Kedar Belhe
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A robotic surgical system includes a track, a catheter holding device including a catheter receiving portion translatably associated with the track, a translation servo mechanism to control translation of the catheter holding device relative to the track, a catheter deflection control mechanism, a deflection servo mechanism to control the catheter deflection control mechanism, and a controller to control at least one of the servo mechanisms. The catheter receiving portion is adapted for quick installation and removal of a catheter. The catheter receiving portion may be rotatable, with a rotation servo mechanism to control the rotatable catheter receiving portion. The controller controls at least one of the deflection and rotation servo mechanisms to maintain a substantially constant catheter deflection as the catheter rotates. An introducer, which may be steerable, and an expandable, collapsible sterile tube may also be provided.
A robotic surgical system, comprising:
A robotic surgical system, comprising:
A method of manufacturing a surgical system, the method comprising:
A method of controlling a catheter to treat tissue, the method comprising:
A robotic surgical system to control a first medical device in at least two degrees of freedom and a second medical device in at least two degrees of freedom, said robotic surgical system comprising:
A method of calibrating a robotically controlled catheter, the catheter having a distal end capable of deflection, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.