A multi-body mass-spring model for virtual reality training simulators based on a robotic guide wire operating system
Shao-Hua Mi, Zeng‐Guang Hou, Fan Yang, Xiao‐Liang Xie, Gui‐Bin Bian
- 发表年份
- 2013
- 引用次数
- 13
摘要
Generally, surgeons of minimally invasive surgery should possess good ability to coordinate their both hands. The manipulation of guide wire is considered a core skill. Obtaining that core skill to perform minimally invasive surgery requires training. In minimally invasive surgery, a surgical robot can assist doctors to position precisely and provide stable operation platform. Therefore, to develop a virtual reality simulators for training purpose based on a robotic guide wire operating system is an important and challenging subject. In this paper, a multi-body mass-spring model for simulating guide wire is presented and evaluated. In order to overcome the disadvantage of using mass-spring approach to model the guide wire, we propose a new collision detection algorithm and a new collision response algorithm. Finally, we test our guide wire with a complex and realistic 3D vascular model, which is selected from computer tomography database of real patients. The result shows that the virtual reality training simulators is effective and promising.
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