88 results about "Pelvic fracture" patented technology

The invention relates to a pelvic fracture reduction intelligent monitoring system comprising a sample fracture model database, a patient pelvic fracture data acquisition unit, a reset situation monitoring unit and a mixed reality data fusion processing unit. The sample fracture model database stores a plurality of sample fracture models. The patient pelvic fracture data acquisition unit utilizesthe magnetic navigation and positioning technology to collect patient pelvic position information data and upload the data to the mixed reality data fusion processing unit. The mixed reality data fusion processing unit automatically calls a sample fracture model in the sample fracture model database corresponding to the patient pelvic fracture condition and utilizes the mixed reality technology tomatch the patient pelvic position information data with the sample fracture model to form an intelligent fracture model for the patient pelvic fracture state. The reset situation monitoring unit loads and displays images of the intelligent fracture model in different positions and monitors the reset situation of the patient pelvis at different positions. The system enhances the treatment effect and reduces the person radiation.

Accurate pelvic fracture detection is accomplished with automated X-ray and Computed Tomography (CT) images for diagnosis and recommended therapy. The system combines computational methods to process images from two different modalities, using Active Shape Model (ASM), spline interpolation, active contours, and wavelet transform. By processing both X-ray and CT images, features which may be visible under one modality and not under the other are extracted and validates and confirms information visible in both. The X-ray component uses hierarchical approach based on directed Hough Transform to detect pelvic structures, removing the need for manual initialization. The X-ray component uses cubic spline interpolation to regulate ASM deformation during X-ray image segmentation. Key regions of the pelvis are first segmented and identified, allowing detection methods to be specialized to each structure using anatomical knowledge. The CT processing component is able to distinguish bone from other non-bone objects with similar visual characteristics, such a blood and contrast fluid, permitting detection and quantification of soft tissue hemorrhage. The CT processing component draws attention to slices where irregularities are detected, reducing the time to fully examine a pelvic CT scan. The quantitative measurement of bone displacement and hemorrhage area are used as input for a trauma decision-support system, along with physiological signals, injury details and demographic information.

An apparatus and method for minimally invasive stabilization of anterior pelvic fractures consisting of two rod shaped implants that may be surgically inserted subcutaneously or along the bone surface of each hemipelvis and a means of both linking the individual rods as well as rigidly securing the construct to the pelvis.

A minimally invasive intramedullary fixation device for pelvic fractures belongs to the technical field of orthopedic medical devices and is used for intramedullary reduction and fixation of pelvic fractures. The technical plan is: design the pelvic intramedullary tunnel in advance under the three-dimensional reconstruction of pelvic CT, make the guide wire and guide sleeve according to the curvature of the pelvic intramedullary tunnel, and use a soft drill to drill under the guidance of the pre-bent guide wire and C-arm fluoroscopy. Out of the pelvic intramedullary tunnel, put the arc-shaped intramedullary nail into the pelvic intramedullary tunnel along the guide wire, and fix the screws to securely connect the arc-shaped intramedullary nail to the pelvis. intramedullary nail. The pelvic intramedullary fixation adopted in the present invention is an innovation in the pelvic fracture fixation operation. This intramedullary fixation device and method can realize the perfect reduction and fixation of the pelvic ring and acetabular fractures with the cooperation of direct vision and C-arm irradiation. It is convenient and firmly fixed, which greatly shortens the operation time and recovery time, improves the treatment effect, and reduces the pain of the patient.