Catheter display showing tip angle and pressure
AssigneeBiosense Webster (Israel) Ltd.
InventorsAssaf Govari, Yaron Ephrath, Andres Claudio Altmann, Nahum Kilim
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Abstract
A method for displaying information includes receiving a measurement with respect to an invasive probe inside a body of a subject of at least one probe parameter, selected from a group of parameters consisting of a bend angle of the probe and a pressure on the probe. Responsively to the measurement, an icon is displayed on a display screen representing the at least one probe parameter for viewing by an operator of the probe.
Claims19
A method for displaying information, comprising:
- receiving a measurement with respect to an invasive probe inside a body of a subject of at least one probe parameter, selected from a group of parameters consisting of a bend angle of the probe and a pressure on the probe;
- and
- responsively to the measurement, displaying an icon on a display screen representing the at least one probe parameter for viewing by an operator of the probe.
An apparatus for performing a medical procedure, comprising:
- a display screen arranged for viewing by an operator of an invasive probe inside a body of a subject;
- and
- a processor, which is coupled to receive a measurement with respect to the invasive probe of at least one probe parameter, selected from a group of parameters consisting of a bend angle of the probe and a pressure on the probe, and to display an icon on the display screen, responsively to the measurement, representing the at least one probe parameter.
A computer software product, comprising a computer-readable medium in which program instructions are stored, which instructions, when read by a computer, cause the computer to receive a measurement with respect to an invasive probe inside a body of a subject of at least one probe parameter, selected from a group of parameters consisting of a bend angle of the probe and a pressure on the probe, and to display, responsively to the measurement, an icon on a display screen representing the at least one probe parameter for viewing by an operator of the probe.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.