Apparatus for light beam guided biopsy
AssigneeNeorad A/S
InventorsKnut Brabrand, Ole Henrik Eriksen, Ørjan Låg, Jan Martin Bendiksen, Dag Almar Hansen, Steinar Småstuen
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AssigneeNeorad A/S
InventorsKnut Brabrand, Ole Henrik Eriksen, Ørjan Låg, Jan Martin Bendiksen, Dag Almar Hansen, Steinar Småstuen
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An apparatus for assisting percutaneous light beam guided biopsy, having means for rotating a laser device about first and second rotation axes, the laser device providing its laser beam along an axis intersecting an intersection point between the first and second rotation axes and at right angles thereto. Inclinometers are installed for providing signal values as a function of two- or three-dimensional orientation directions of the said laser device relative to direction of gravitation. Encoding means provide feedback of rotary position information of the laser device. Comparing means compare set calculated instrument insertion angle values, provided from an input device, with encoder feedback signals and inclinometer signals and inhibits rotation operation of the laser device upon reaching specific threshold values.
An apparatus for assisting percutaneous light beam guided surgical activity into a human or animal body based on calculated craniocaudal and transverse related insertion angles for an injection instrument, such as a syringe needle or biopsy means, relative to a target inside said body, said apparatus having means for providing at least a laser beam from a laser device in a laser unit for assisting guided instrument injection into said body, said laser unit having a housing being positionable along a laser unit supporting means and lockable thereto, said laser unit having means for adjusting the direction of said laser beam relative to said body based on said calculated insertion angles, wherein said apparatus further comprises within said laser unit housing:
An apparatus for assisting percutaneous light beam guided surgical activity into a human or animal body based on calculated craniocaudal and transverse related insertion angles for an injection instrument, such as a syringe needle or biopsy means, relative to a target inside said body, said apparatus having means for providing a laser beam from at least one laser unit for assisting guided instrument injection into said body, said laser unit having a housing being positionable along a housing supporting means and lockable thereto, said laser unit having means for adjusting the direction of said laser beam relative to said body based on said calculated insertion angles, wherein said apparatus further comprises:
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