A major challenge of current breast biopsy procedures is lesion displacement due to needle-tissue interaction, respiration and involuntary motions, possibly causing the needle to miss the target. These deformations are intrinsically ac- counted for when the procedure is performed under ultrasound (US) guidance, but the low US resolution makes target visualization often impossible. By con- trast, MRI-guided biopsies provide high-resolution images with excellent sensi- tivity, but they do not account in any ways for breast deformations. The MRI and Ultrasound Robotic Assisted Biopsy (MURAB) project aims to solve this challenge by the use of a combination of technologies.
Deformation Compensation in Robotically-Assisted Breast Biopsy
Eleonora Tagliabue;Bogdan Maris;Diego Dall’Alba;Paolo Fiorini;
2020-01-01
Abstract
A major challenge of current breast biopsy procedures is lesion displacement due to needle-tissue interaction, respiration and involuntary motions, possibly causing the needle to miss the target. These deformations are intrinsically ac- counted for when the procedure is performed under ultrasound (US) guidance, but the low US resolution makes target visualization often impossible. By con- trast, MRI-guided biopsies provide high-resolution images with excellent sensi- tivity, but they do not account in any ways for breast deformations. The MRI and Ultrasound Robotic Assisted Biopsy (MURAB) project aims to solve this challenge by the use of a combination of technologies.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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