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  • Summary
  • Abstract
  • Introduction
  • Protocol
  • Representative Results
  • Discussion
  • Acknowledgements
  • Materials
  • References
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Summary

This article presents the design and implementation of an automatic surgery module based on augmented reality (AR)- based 3D reconstruction. The system enables remote surgery by allowing surgeons to inspect reconstructed features and replicate surgical hand movements as if they were performing the surgery in close proximity.

Abstract

Augmented Reality (AR) is in high demand in medical applications. The aim of the paper is to provide automatic surgery using AR for the Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR). TAVR is the alternate medical procedure for open-heart surgery. TAVR replaces the injured valve with the new one using a catheter. In the existing model, remote guidance is given, while the surgery is not automated based on AR. In this article, we deployed a spatially aligned camera that is connected to a motor for the automation of image capture in the surgical environment. The camera tracks the 2D high-resolution image of the patient's heart along with the catheter testbed. These captured images are uploaded using the mobile app to a remote surgeon who is a cardiology expert. This image is utilized for the 3D reconstruction from 2D image tracking. This is viewed in a HoloLens like an emulator in a laptop. The surgeon can remotely inspect the 3D reconstructed images with additional transformation features such as rotation and scaling. These transformation features are enabled through hand gestures. The surgeon's guidance is transmitted to the surgical environment to automate the process in real-time scenarios. The catheter testbed in the surgical field is controlled by the hand gesture guidance of the remote surgeon. The developed prototype model demonstrates the effectiveness of remote surgical guidance through AR.

Introduction

AR can superimpose the 3D model in a real-world environment. The technological development towards AR has made a paradigm shift in many fields, namely education1, medical2, manufacturing3, and entertainment4. AR technology, along with ultra-reliable low-latency communication, proves its inevitable role in the medical field. From the learning stage of human anatomy to surgical guidance, the stages of learning can be visualized with AR-powered software5,6 and hardware. AR provides a crucial and r....

Protocol

1. Surgical environment

  1. Design a surgery environment as shown in Figure 1. Make sure the environment has an object-carrying platter, a robotic arm, and two side-hanging arms, one to hold a camera placeholder and the other to have a consistent white background along with the weighing module for balance.
  2. Develop two drivers, one for the snapshot of the live surgical environment, as mentioned in steps 2.1 to 2.10, and the other to control the revolving mec.......

Representative Results

The protocol was tested with the heart phantom model. Figure 2 shows the expected setup for the live surveillance of the surgical field with the help of spatially distributed cameras. The distributed cameras, as shown in Figure 2, help to increase the spatial resolution of the field for effective 3D reconstruction. However, realizing the physical placement of those cameras in various spatial locations involves complexity. So, we have optimized the setup design a.......

Discussion

In an existing work15, X-ray and CT scans are examined to locate the catheter in the heart. However, AR TAVR replacement establishes a new possibility in TAVR18 surgical procedure by the implementation of an automated model using 3D reconstruction. As mentioned in the protocol section this work has five stages to design. The first stage of DITF22, mentioned in section 6, which we proposed in our previous work22, is enhanced in.......

Acknowledgements

The authors acknowledge no funding for this research.

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Materials

NameCompanyCatalog NumberComments
android IDEsoftwarehttps://developer.android.com/studiosoftware can be downloaded from this link
Arduino BoardArdunio UnoArdunio UnoMicrocontroller for processing
arduino softwaresoftwarehttps://www.arduino.cc/en/software.software can be downloaded from this link
Human Heart phantom modelBiology Lab Equipment Manufacturer and ExporterB071YBLX2V(8B-ZB2Q-H3MS-1)light weight model with 3parts to the deep analysis of heart.
mobile holderHumble universal monopoad holderB07S9KNGVSTo carry the mobile in surgical field
pycharm IDEsoftwarehttps://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/software can be downloaded from this link
Robot armPrinted-botsB08R2JLKYM(P0-E2UT-JSOU)arm can be controlled through control signal.it has 5 degree of freedom to access.
servo motorKollmorgen Co-Engineers MotorsMG-966Rhigh-torque servo motor,servo pulses ranging from 500 to 2500 microseconds (µs), with a frequency of 50Hz to 333Hz. 
servomotorKollmorgen Co-Engineers MotorsSG-90R1.8 kg-cm to 2.5 kg-cm load can be applied to SG-90R servo.
Stepper Motor28BYJ-4828BYJ-48Steper motor, 5V DC, 100 Hz frequency, torque 1200 Gf.cm
Stepper MotorNema 23NemaSteper motor, 9V - 42 V DC, 100 Hz frequency

References

  1. Wang, L. J., Casto, B., Reyes-Molyneux, N., Chance, W. W., Wang, S. J. Smartphone-based augmented reality patient education in radiation oncology. Tech Innov Patient Supp Radiation Oncol. 29, 100229 (2024).
  2. Guerroudji, M. A., Amara, K., Lichouri, M., Zenati, N., Masmoudi, M.

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