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2007-07-01·The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume

Precision tumour resection and reconstruction using image-guided computer navigation

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作者: Leung, K. S. ; Kumta, S. M. ; Unwin, P. ; Chiu, K. H. ; Antonio, G. E. ; Wong, K. C.

The use of a navigation system in musculoskeletal tumour surgery enables the integration of pre-operative CT and MRI images to generate a precise three-dimensional anatomical model of the site and the extent of the tumour. We carried out six consecutive resections of musculoskeletal tumour in five patients using an existing commercial computer navigation system. There were three women and two men with a mean age of 41 years (24 to 47). Reconstruction was performed using a tumour prosthesis in three lesions and a vascularised fibular graft in one. No reconstruction was needed in two cases. The mean follow-up was 6.9 months (3.5 to 10). The mean duration of surgery was 28 minutes (13 to 50). Examination of the resected specimens showed clear margins in all the tumour lesions and a resection that was exactly as planned.

2007-07-01·Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part H: Journal of Engineering in Medicine4区 · 工程技术

Computer-assisted hip resurfacing surgery using the Acrobot® Navigation System

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作者: Rodriguez y Baena, F M ; Davies, B L ; Jakopec, M ; Cobb, J P ; Kannan, V ; Henckel, J ; Gomes, M P S F ; Harris, S J ; Barrett, A R W

The authors have previously reported on the laboratory development of the Acrobot® Navigation System for accurate computer-assisted hip resurfacing surgery. This paper describes the findings of using the system in the clinical setting and including the improvements that have been made to expedite the procedure. The aim of the present system is to allow accurate planning of the procedure and precise placement of the prosthesis in accordance with the plan, with a zero intraoperative time penalty in comparison to the standard non-navigated technique. At present the navigation system is undergoing final clinical evaluation prior to a clinical study designed to demonstrate the accuracy of outcome compared with the conventional technique. While full results are not yet available, this paper describes the techniques that will be used to evaluate accuracy by comparing pre-operative computed tomography (CT)-based plans with post-operative CT scans. Example qualitative clinical results are included based on visual comparison of the plan with post-operative X-rays.

2007-01-01·Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part H: Journal of Engineering in Medicine4区 · 工程技术

Robotic control in knee joint replacement surgery

4区 · 工程技术

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作者: Jakopec, M ; Rodriguez y Baena, F M ; Harris, S J ; Cobb, J P ; Davies, B L ; Barrett, A R W ; Gomes, M P S F

A brief history of robotic systems in knee arthroplasty is provided. The place of autonomous robots is then discussed and compared to more recent ‘hands-on’ robotic systems that can be more cost effective. The case is made for robotic systems to have a clear justification, with improved benefits compared to those from cheaper navigation systems. A number of more recent, smaller, robot systems for knee arthroplasty are also described. A specific example is given of an active constraint medical robot, the ACROBOT system, used in a prospective randomized controlled trial of unicondylar robotic knee arthroplasty in which the robot was compared to conventional surgery. The results of the trial are presented together with a discussion of the need for measures of accuracy to be introduced so that the efficacy of the robotic surgery can be immediately identified, rather than have to wait for a number of years before long-term clinical improvements can be demonstrated.

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