Ablation planning system
AssigneeKoninklijke Philips N.V.
InventorsGUILLAUME LEOPOLD THEODORUS FREDERIK HAUTVAST, DAVE SENDEN, WIN KING WAN
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AssigneeKoninklijke Philips N.V.
InventorsGUILLAUME LEOPOLD THEODORUS FREDERIK HAUTVAST, DAVE SENDEN, WIN KING WAN
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Disclosed herein is a method of operating a medical instrument (100, 200, 400, 500). The medical instrument comprises a user interface (108) with a display. The method comprises receiving (300) an anatomical segmentation (122) identifying a location of an anatomical structure (416) and receiving (302) a target zone segmentation (124) identifying a location of a volume (416) at least partially within the anatomical segmentation. The method further comprises displaying (304) a planning graphical user interface (112) using the display. The planning graphical user interface comprises a first panel (130) configured for rendering a cross sectional view of the anatomical segmentation (136) and the target zone segmentation (138). The planning graphical user interface comprises a second panel (132) configured for displaying a first three-dimensional model (140) of the anatomical segmentation and the target zone segmentation. The planning graphical user interface further comprises a third panel (134) configured for displaying a second three-dimensional model (142) of a remaining portion of the target zone segmentation. The planning graphical user interface further comprises an ablation selector (144, 144′, 146) configured for providing an ablation zone. The method further comprises repeatedly: receiving (306) the ablation zone from the ablation selector; and updating (308) the remaining portion by removing the ablation zone from the remaining portion.
A medical instrument comprising:
A computer program comprising machine executable instructions for execution by a computational system controlling a medical instrument, wherein the medical instrument comprises a user interface comprising a display;
A method of operating a medical instrument, wherein the medical instrument comprises a user interface, wherein the user interface comprises a display,
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.