Computer-assisted surgery planner and intra-operative guidance system
AssigneeCarnegie Mellon University
InventorsAnthony M. DiGioia, III, David A. Simon, Branislav Jaramaz, Michael K. Blackwell, Frederick M. Morgan, Robert V. O'Toole, Takeo Kanade
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Abstract
An apparatus for facilitating the implantation of an artificial component in one of a hip joint, a knee joint, a hand and wrist joint, an elbow joint, a shoulder joint, and a foot and ankle joint. The apparatus includes a pre-operative geometric planner and a pre-operative kinematic biomechanical simulator in communication with the pre-operative geometric planner.
Claims17
An apparatus for facilitating the implantation of an artificial component in one of a hip joint, a knee joint, a hand and wrist joint, an elbow joint, a shoulder joint, and a foot and ankle joint, comprising:
- a pre-operative geometric planner;
- and
- a pre-operative kinematic biomechanical simulator in communication with said pre-operative geometric planner wherein said pre-operative geometric planner outputs at least one geometric model of the joint and the pre-operative kinematic biomechanical simulator outputs a position for implantation of the artificial component.
A system for facilitating an implant position for at least one artificial component in one of a hip joint, a knee joint, a hand and wrist joint, an elbow joint, a shoulder joint, and a foot and ankle joint, comprising:
- a computer system including;
- a pre-operative geometric planner;
- and
- a pre-operative kinematic biomechanical simulator in communication with said pre-operative geometric planner wherein pre-operative geometric planner outputs at least one geometric model of the joint and the pre-operative kinematic biomechanical simulator outputs a position for implantation of the artificial component;
- and
- a tracking device in communication with said computer system.
A computerized method of facilitating the implantation of an artificial implant in one of a hip joint, a knee joint, a hand and wrist joint, an elbow joint, a shoulder joint, and a foot and ankle joint, comprising:
- creating a three dimensional bone model based on skeletal geometric data of a bone and a bony cavity into which the artificial implant is to be implanted;
- creating a three dimensional component model of the artificial implant;
- simulating movement of the joint with the artificial implant in a test position;
- calculating a range of motion of the artificial implant and the bones comprising the joint for the test position based on the simulated movement;
- determining an implant position based on a predetermined range of motion and the calculated range of motion;
- identifying the implant position in the bone model;
- aligning the bone model with the patient's bone and placing the implant based on positional tracking data providing the position of the implant and the bone;
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- tracking the implant and the bone to maintain alignment of the bone model and to determine the position of the implant relative to the bone.
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