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Published on: November 23, 2019
Modelling C-arm fluoroscopy and operating table kinematics via machine learning
Faria Jaheen1, Vinod Gutta1, Pascal Fallavollita1,2
1School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON, Canada.
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This work presents a machine learning driven framework for data-efficient kinematic modeling and workspace optimization in modular C-arm fluoroscopy systems integrated with operating tables. A comprehensive dataset of joint configurations and end-effector poses annotated with voxelized collision status enables the training of predictive models across multiple system configurations ranging from 5 to 9 degrees of freedom. Leveraging expansive simulation-derived datasets, as well as clinical assessment through simulated X-ray generation, the models are trained and validated, achieving sub-millimetric positional accuracy and sub-degree angular precision while delivering real-time inference that surpasses conventional methods in scalability, robustness, and computational latency. The proposed framework demonstrates the viability of data-driven trajectory planning in multi-degree of freedom C-arm systems, providing a clinically relevant solution for improving imaging access and reducing intraoperative collision risks.
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