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CRANIO - ENTWICKLUNG EINES SYSTEMS ZUR COMPUTER- UND ROBOTERUNTERSTÜTZTEN KRANIOTOMIE

P. Bast, Martin Engelhardt, Andrej Popovic, Kirsten Schmieder, Klaus Radermacher

Year
2002
Citations
9

Abstract

In the framework of the DFG project CRANIO, we are dealing with the problems of computer-assisted planning and robot-assisted realization of craniotomy, with optional skull reconstruction. A CT dataset was obtained from a phantom skull model and basic operation planning as well as different registration methods were performed. As one option it is possible to mill a contour on the skull or even to remove the entire area with a robot-guided microsurgical milling tool. In this context, work space tests were performed with a hexapod parallel robot. The milling of any contour geometry could be realized with different tool angles using the existing CRIGOS robot system without additional axes.

Keywords

HexapodComputer scienceContext (archaeology)Imaging phantomRobotCraniotomyRealization (probability)Artificial intelligenceComputer visionEngineering drawing

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