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  • Robotics in Medicine
  • Surgical Navigation
  • Medical Image Analysis

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  • Robotic surgical systems are utilized for bone drilling and milling, enhancing precision in procedures like joint repair and mastoidectomy.
  • Current robotic surgery relies on pre-operative imaging (CT scans) registered to patient anatomy and the robot, but registration inaccuracies lead to deviations from the planned surgical path.
  • These deviations vary spatially due to target registration error and safety margins around critical anatomical structures.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a generalized method for modifying surgical robot paths to account for spatial registration errors.
  • To ensure desired probabilities of sparing critical anatomical structures during robotic bone milling procedures.
  • To extend path modification techniques from simple drilling to complex milling operations, such as mastoidectomy.

Main Methods:

  • Utilizing knowledge of expected spatial registration error distributions, derived from models or measurements.
  • Modifying planned surgical paths to achieve specific probabilities of protecting nearby anatomical structures.
  • Validating the generalized path alteration method through numerical simulations for mastoidectomy.

Main Results:

  • The proposed method provides a generalizable approach for altering surgical paths to mitigate registration errors.
  • The technique allows for the achievement of specified safety probabilities for protecting anatomical structures during milling.
  • Numerical simulations demonstrated the method's efficacy in the context of mastoidectomy.

Conclusions:

  • A novel method for robot-assisted surgery path planning has been developed, addressing spatial registration errors.
  • This approach enhances safety in complex bone milling procedures by probabilistically protecting critical anatomical structures.
  • The generalized method is applicable to various milling procedures beyond straight-line drilling, including mastoidectomy.