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Frameless Stereotactic Navigation Stephen Monette (Team Leader) Matt Boyer (BWIG) Jake Levin (BSAC) Alex Nguyen (BPAG) Alex Yueh (Communicator) Advisor Client Dr. John Puccinelli Dr. Nathaniel Brooks Overview Client Description


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Frameless Stereotactic Navigation

Stephen Monette (Team Leader) Matt Boyer (BWIG) Jake Levin (BSAC) Alex Nguyen (BPAG) Alex Yueh (Communicator)

Advisor

  • Dr. John Puccinelli

Client

  • Dr. Nathaniel Brooks
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Overview

  • Client Description
  • Problem Definition
  • Current Methods
  • Project Design Specifications
  • Design Possibilities
  • Design Matrix
  • Future Work
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Client

  • Dr. Nathaniel Brooks
  • Neurosurgeon
  • UW Hospital
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Problem Definition

Proposal:

Create a stereotactic navigation system to be used in smaller- scale radiology and pain procedures which is easily portable and inexpensive

  • Tumor excision
  • Disease Treatment

http://www.neuroandspine.com/SiteColl ectionImages/IMG_0188.JPG

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Triangulation

  • Concept: use of two or

more visual inputs to

  • btain a 3D image of

an object

  • Overlap of visual fields
  • Resolution dependent
  • n space and
  • rientation of cameras

Work by Daniel Lau

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Current Methods

  • Only able to be used on

certain surgeries

  • Large and not easily

portable

  • Very expensive

Br J Radiol

http://www.terumotmp.com/productdetails .aspx?categoryId=1&productId=407

Conventional Machines:

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PDS

  • Accuracy must be within 1 mm
  • Able to navigate a space of 0.028m³ (1ft3)
  • Must be easily portable between rooms
  • Compatible with patient x-ray prints
  • Must be able to be cleaned and sterilized
  • Must be built within a budget of $1000
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Proposed Designs

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Design 1: Wii Remote

Resolution: 1024x768 FPS: 30 Upload Speed: 24Mbps Cost: ~$30 Accuracy: 1mm

http://www.nintendo.com/wii/what-is- wii/#/controls

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http://replayxd.com/cameras/replay- xd1080-tech-specs/

Resolution: 1080p FPS: 30 Upload Speed: 480Mbps Cost: $300 Accuracy: <0.1mm

Design 2: HD camera

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http://ww2.ptgrey.com/stereo- vision/bumblebee-2

Design 3: Bumblebee 2

Resolution: 1024x768 FPS: 20 Upload Speed: 400Mbps Cost: ~$1800 Accuracy: <0.1mm

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Criteria (Weight) Design 1: Wii Remote Design 2: HD Camera Design 3: Bumblebee 2 Accuracy and Reliability (30) 4 24 4 24 5 30 Cost (20) 5 20 4 16 1 4 Program Elegance (15) 3 9 3 9 4 12 Size and Portability (15) 4 12 5 15 4 12 Ease of Use (10) 3 6 4 8 4 8 Safety (10) 3 6 4 8 4 8 Total (100) 77 80 74

Design Matrix

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Final Design

HD Camera Input Real-time Data Acquisition Color Filtering X-Ray Image Data Object Tracking Processor 3D Location Determination Central Computer Interface/ Display Unit

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Future Work

  • Order components
  • Software development
  • Establish physical setup
  • Testing
  • Incorporate x-ray images
  • Tablet version
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Acknowledgements

  • Dr. John Puccinelli
  • Dr. Nathaniel Brooks

UW Hospital

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QUESTIONS?

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References

  • 1. E W H To, E H Y Yuen, W M Tsang, E C H Lai, G K C Wong, D T F Sun, D T M

Chan, J M K Lam, A Ahuja, and W S Poon The use of stereotactic navigation guidance in minimally invasive transnasal nasopharyngectomy: a comparison with the conventional open transfacial approach Br J Radiol April 2002 75:345- 350

  • 2. http://www.terumotmp.com/productdetails.aspx?categoryId=1&productId=4

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  • 3. http://ww2.ptgrey.com/stereo-vision/bumblebee-2
  • 4. http://www.nintendo.com/wii/what-is-wii/#/controls
  • 5. http://replayxd.com/cameras/replay-xd1080-tech-specs/