Robotic Needle End Effector for Integration with CT Scan

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Robotic Needle End Effector for Integration with CT Scan Team Members: David Sun Xuan Truong Chris Willingham Advisor: Dr. Bradford Wood

CT Fluoroscopy Advantages Real time Faster Guidance for interventional procedures Better success rate Disadvantages Radiation - 2 mGy/procedure - annual limit 500

Robotic System Radiation exposure reduced Greater precision and accuracy Lack tremor No direct contact with patient

NIH Robotic Arm

Robotic End

Objectives Design an end-effector Degrees of freedom Needle driver Different needle gauges Rapid unlock Relocation

Problems Primary—respiratory movement Variable grips Multiple needle attachment at a common interface Degrees of freedom Rapid release of the needle driver Visualization of the insertion point Electrical interface of the needle driver with the robotic arm

Possible Solutions Potential for a feedback control system Modification of current heart stabilizers Variable grip driver Design of a single interface CAD interface Pneumatic gripper from Kawasaki Infrared camera in close proximity to needle driver

Market Potential Improve surgical procedures (article from Computer Aided Surgery) Increased cost efficiency Safety concerns addressed by prototype construction & testing Effectiveness of the system improved by building on current design Rapidly advancing An end arm effector that addresses all these concerns is likely to be effectively marketed as the field advances

Progress Made Discussed goals with Dr. Wood Completed NCIIA proposal Obtained information & images Contacted Dr. Lee Gorden & Dr. Ron Price

Current Status Researching and brainstorming Investigating potential materials Reviewing surgical robots Learning and Installing Solidedge Scheduling, requirement definition, work breakdown assignment

Future Work Conference call with Dr. Wood Set up an appointment with a VU surgeon Conduct a patent search Continue researching possible solutions Begin designing prototype

References Robotically Drive Intervention: A method of Using CT Fluoroscopy without Radiation Exposure to the Physician. Radiology 2002. Volume 225-Number 1. AcuBot: A Robot for Radiological Interventions. IEEE-TR&A. State of the Art in Surgical Robotics:Clinical Applications and Technology Challenges. Computer Aided Surgery, August 2001.

Contact David Sun david.d.sun@vanderbilt.edu Xuan Truong xuan.t.truong@vanderbilt.edu Chris Willingham jc.willin@vanderbilt.edu