| 研究生: |
陳煌霖 Chen, Huang-Lin |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
磁振造影相容之神經外科手術用五軸立體定位機器系統研究 Research on Five-axis MRI-Compatible Robot System for Stereotactic Neurosurgery |
| 指導教授: |
朱銘祥
Ju, Ming-Shaung |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
工學院 - 機械工程學系 Department of Mechanical Engineering |
| 論文出版年: | 2018 |
| 畢業學年度: | 106 |
| 語文別: | 中文 |
| 論文頁數: | 191 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 磁振造影相容 、神經外科 、立體定位手術 、手術機器人 、深腦電刺激 、手術路徑規劃 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | MRI-compatible, stereotactic neurosurgery, robotic surgery, deep brain stimulation, Surgical planning |
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立體定位手術主要應用於腦神經外科領域,為重要的核心技術,通常藉由術前掃描之醫學影像導引操作立體定位儀,並透過頭骨上的鑽孔進行手術。近年廣泛使用於深腦電刺激,用以治療帕金森氏症、運動障礙、中風等適應症,唯手術成效相當仰賴電極放置之準確度,由於開顱後的腦組織會因壓力差而產生形變,術中無法即時確認器械末端位置,且目標附近之組織生理構造小且緊鄰其他功能區,傳統定位手術程序易導致許多誤差。為提升手術效率並改善傳統定位缺點,本研究結合術中磁振造影與手術機器系統,發展出磁振造影相容立體定位機器系統,預期能藉由磁振造影影像導引,加入即時回饋之影像確認電極位置,降低手術穿刺數及縮短時間,以提升手術效率與安全性。
本研究提出一新型神經外科用立體定位機器系統,建立其運動學模型,能於磁振造影系統掃描艙的有限空間中進行定位,相較於傳統定位儀,本研究之機器系統僅需五個自由度,使操作上更加直觀簡便,不僅降低成本,亦可降低馬達供電及感測器對於影像之干擾,本研究選擇壓電馬達作為致動器,於機構上作特殊相容設計,並進行電磁屏蔽措施以達成磁振造影相容之要求。本研究最終實現五軸立體定位機器系統,加入感測器完成閉迴路位置控制,分別量測各軸定位精準度,並針對系統提出手術路徑規劃演算法,於 3.0T 磁振造影系統中分別對 T1 及 T2 成像進行相容性測試,結果證實機器系統能在掃描同時進行馬達控制且保有良好的磁振造影影像品質,符合磁振造影相容之要求。
Stereotactic surgery, an important core technology has been widely used in the field of neurosurgery. The operation is usually performed through a small burr hole, so the performance of the surgery depends on the positioning accuracy of the surgical devices. In this study, the intraoperative magnetic resonance imaging (iMRI) and a surgical robot system were integrated to develop a MRI-compatible stereotactic robot system. It is expected that the target position can be confirmed by real-time image feedback, thereby reducing the number of surgical punctures and reducing the operation time to improve the efficiency and safety of neurosurgery. In this study, four piezoelectric motors were selected as actuators to drive the double-slide-type remote of center mechanism, and the orientation of the surgical needle was adjusted by closed-loop feedback control. Through the compatible design of mechanism and electromagnetic shielding of electrical sub-systems, the compatibility of the system to magnetic resonance imaging can be achieved. The positioning performance of each degree of freedom was measured by using an electromagnetic digitizer. With the closed-loop control, the average error is less than 1.91° for horizontal slider and 0.61° for vertical slider, and 0.91° for rotating and 0.23 mm for linear DOF of the guiding mechanism. The robot was also tested within the scanner of a 3T MRI machine using a standard phantom and a healthy subject for T1W and T2W imaging respectively. The results show that with proper shielding the robot can be safely operated in the MRI environment. During simultaneous imaging and actuation, the average decrease of signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is 9.4% for T1W and 9.1% for T2W imaging, moreover no significant image distortion occurred. The five-axis surgical robot system can be operated while scanning and maintain good image quality and meet the requirements of MRI-compatibility.
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