SURGICAL
A robust ultrasound-based visual servoing approach for automatic guidance of a surgical instrument with in vivo experiments
Marie‐Aude Vitrani, Guillaume Morel, Nicolas Bonnet, Mourad Karouia
- Year
- 2006
- Citations
- 9
Abstract
This paper presents a visual servoing approach for automatic guidance of an instrument. In this approach, the visual sensor is an ultrasound probe that observes an instrument inserted inside the beating heart of a patient and manipulated by a robot. Following the preliminary results presented, the present paper provides a new parameterization of the visual feature signal that allows for enhanced robustness, and shows the first in vivo results on this ongoing research
Keywords
Visual servoingRobustness (evolution)Surgical instrumentComputer visionArtificial intelligenceComputer scienceRobotSurgical robotVisualizationUltrasound
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