We describe a robot capable of performing all procedures necessary to carry out a complete stereotactic neurosurgical operation under the control and supervision of a surgeon. The operation consists of the introduction of a small probe with diameter 2-3 mm through a hole without trepanation. The robot has been built and is now being tested and evaluated. The accompanying control software as well as various medical probes are either in development or partially tested. The installation will be able to carry out a complete intervention under the surveillance of a computed tomography scanner. In this article we emphasize the design choices required to eliminate gearing backlash in a crucial degree of freedo
Notwithstanding the wide number of already existing clinical applications matured in the last three ...
Medical robotics and computer assisted surgery are feasible and promising applications of robotic te...
Objective: To introduce a new robotic system to the field of neurosurgery and report on a preliminar...
The research of stereotactic apparatus to guide surgical devices began in 1908, yet a major part of ...
Technological advances in the modern operating room have pushed neurosurgeons to the limits of their...
Robotic surgery has been the forte of minimally invasive stereo-tactic procedures for some decades n...
he research of stereotactic apparatus to guide surgical devices began in 1908, yet a major part of t...
An important trend of surgical procedure is minimally invasive surgery (MIS). Neurosurgery is an imp...
At the 1989 meeting of the World Society for Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery in Maebashi, t...
The advantages of Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) lead to an increasing number of stereotactic DBS surg...
For the first time in 1985, robots were introduced to the neurosurgical operating rooms. Since then ...
In 1985, at the Long Beach Memorial Medical Centre, a PUMA 200 robot from the company UNIMATE perfor...
Background: Surgical robots have been appearing in operating rooms over the past decade, and neuros...
This dissertation objective is to contribute for the development of a robotic system towards neurosu...
Background: Minimally invasive surgery was born out of recent advances in neuro-imaging and stereota...
Notwithstanding the wide number of already existing clinical applications matured in the last three ...
Medical robotics and computer assisted surgery are feasible and promising applications of robotic te...
Objective: To introduce a new robotic system to the field of neurosurgery and report on a preliminar...
The research of stereotactic apparatus to guide surgical devices began in 1908, yet a major part of ...
Technological advances in the modern operating room have pushed neurosurgeons to the limits of their...
Robotic surgery has been the forte of minimally invasive stereo-tactic procedures for some decades n...
he research of stereotactic apparatus to guide surgical devices began in 1908, yet a major part of t...
An important trend of surgical procedure is minimally invasive surgery (MIS). Neurosurgery is an imp...
At the 1989 meeting of the World Society for Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery in Maebashi, t...
The advantages of Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) lead to an increasing number of stereotactic DBS surg...
For the first time in 1985, robots were introduced to the neurosurgical operating rooms. Since then ...
In 1985, at the Long Beach Memorial Medical Centre, a PUMA 200 robot from the company UNIMATE perfor...
Background: Surgical robots have been appearing in operating rooms over the past decade, and neuros...
This dissertation objective is to contribute for the development of a robotic system towards neurosu...
Background: Minimally invasive surgery was born out of recent advances in neuro-imaging and stereota...
Notwithstanding the wide number of already existing clinical applications matured in the last three ...
Medical robotics and computer assisted surgery are feasible and promising applications of robotic te...
Objective: To introduce a new robotic system to the field of neurosurgery and report on a preliminar...