Automatic Trajectory Planning for Robotic Arm in Putaminal Hemorrhage Aspiration

The development of robotic arm provides an accurate method for brain hemorrhage aspiration. Stereotactic haematoma aspiration is a less invasive and common treatment for putaminal hemorrhage, typically involving a surgical entry near Kocher's point with entry directions as perpendicular to the skull surface as possible. This procedure often relies on manual methods and physician experience, a time-consuming and complex procedure. Developing an automatic trajectory planning system can reduce a lot of manual work. This study proposes a path planning method to automatically suggest effective trajectory for aspiration surgery.