Abstract: A method includes acquiring a joint measurement data set for a joint, where the joint is defined by a first bone and a second bone. The joint measurement data set includes at least one of data on kinematics of the joint or data on laxities of the joint. The method includes, based on the joint measurement data set, determining at least one target implant parameter of an implant configured to be coupled to the first bone and the second bone. The implant is configured to, when implanted according to the target implant parameter, achieve at least one of a desired alignment, a desired spacing, or a desired loading of the joint.

Abstract: A computer-assisted surgery system allows a user to control movements of a surgical tool by providing, to a control unit, inputs in the form of measured displacements via a movable part of a handle while treating a region of interest with the tool. The control unit is configured to enable motion of the tool with respect to an anatomical structure only if a user moves the movable part, receive the measured displacement of the movable part, receive from a localization unit the relative position and orientation of the tool relative to the anatomical structure, based on the measured displacement, on the surgical plan and on the relative position and orientation of the tool relative to the anatomical structure, compute an instruction to send to a motorized joint to move a robotic arm to operate the tool according to an optimal trajectory, and send the computed instruction to the motorized joint.

Abstract: A computer-assisted surgery system allows a user to control movements of a surgical tool by providing, to a control unit, inputs in the form of measured displacements via a movable part of a handle while treating a region of interest with the tool. The control unit is configured to enable motion of the tool with respect to an anatomical structure only if a user moves the movable part, receive the measured displacement of the movable part, receive from a localization unit the relative position and orientation of the tool relative to the anatomical structure, based on the measured displacement, on the surgical plan and on the relative position and orientation of the tool relative to the anatomical structure, compute an instruction to send to a motorized joint to move a robotic arm to operate the tool according to an optimal trajectory, and send the computed instruction to the motorized joint.

Abstract: The invention relates to a tracking assembly (1) for a surgical robotic system, comprising at least two tracking patterns, wherein at least one of said at least two tracking patterns is adapted to be rotatably mounted relative to a tool guide (2) of the surgical GT robotic system so as to be moveable in rotation around a tool guide axis (X) normal to a reference plane (P), wherein each of said at least two tracking patterns defines a range of visibility substantially directed along a visibility axis, wherein an inclination relative to the reference plane (P) of the visibility axis of a first tracking pattern of the tracking assembly (1) is different from an inclination relative to the reference plane (P) of the visibility axis of a second tracking pattern of the tracking assembly (1).

Abstract: The invention relates to a system (100) for identifying during surgery a risk of modification of a geometric relationship between a patient tracker (10) attached to a patient (2) and a tracked bone of the patient (2), the system (100) comprising a. the patient tracker (10) b. a localization system (103) coupled to the patient tracker (10), c. a memory (102) in which a set of expected motions of the patient tracker is recorded, d. a control unit (101) connected to the memory (102) and the localization system (103), the control unit (101) being configured to monitor a motion of the patient tracker (10) during surgery, determine a difference between the motion of the patient tracker (10) and the set of expected motions of the patient tracker (10), and compare the difference to a predetermined threshold, e.

Abstract: The invention relates to a tracking assembly (1) for a surgical robotic system, comprising at least two tracking patterns, wherein at least one of said at least two tracking patterns is adapted to be rotatably mounted relative to a tool guide (2) of the surgical GT robotic system so as to be moveable in rotation around a tool guide axis (X) normal to a reference plane (P), wherein each of said at least two tracking patterns defines a range of visibility substantially directed along a visibility axis, wherein an inclination relative to the reference plane (P) of the visibility axis of a first tracking pattern of the tracking assembly (1) is different from an inclination relative to the reference plane (P) of the visibility axis of a second tracking pattern of the tracking assembly (1).

Abstract: The invention relates to a surgical robotic system (1) to reach a plurality of surgical targets inside a target space, said system comprising: —a robotic arm (4) having at least six degrees of freedom, the robotic arm comprising a base (40) located at a proximal end and a plurality of consecutive segments interconnected by a plurality of joints extending from the base (40) to a distal end, and said robotic arm having a first joint center (0) between the base (40) and the first segment (41), —an end effector (5) for holding a medical device such as a surgical instrument or a surgical tool guide, said end effector being mechanically coupled to the robotic arm distal end, —a movable cart (2) having a frontal side (20) comprising at least one frontal surface configured to be placed against a side (60) of an operating table (6), defining a horizontal axis (Ax) with a direction (x) orthogonal to the frontal surface and an origin point A located on the frontal surface such that all points located on the movable cart

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for determining a safety criterion during an autonomous manipulation of a surgical tool (13) by a robotic system (1) to treat an anatomical structure (B) according to a planned trajectory (T3D) in a 3D image (I3D), said 3D image being registered with a patient tracker (30), and the robotic system (1) being servo-controlled on the movements of the patient tracker (30), the method comprising: a. acquiring at least one 2D X-ray image (I2D) containing the anatomical structure and the surgical tool by an X-ray imaging system (2), and for each at least one 2D X-ray acquisition: i. synchronously localizing the surgical tool and registering the 2D X-ray image (I2D) with the 3D image (I3D) in a region of interest around the anatomical structure, iii. generating a projection onto the 2D X-ray image (I2D) of a model of the surgical tool in its position relative to the 3D image computed in step (i) (‘projected localized position’), iv.

Abstract: A computer-assisted surgery system allows a user to control movements of a surgical tool by providing, to a control unit, inputs in the form of measured displacements via a movable part of a handle while treating a region of interest with the tool. The control unit is configured to enable motion of the tool with respect to an anatomical structure only if a user moves the movable part, receive the measured displacement of the movable part, receive from a localization unit the relative position and orientation of the tool relative to the anatomical structure, based on the measured displacement, on the surgical plan and on the relative position and orientation of the tool relative to the anatomical structure, compute an instruction to send to a motorized joint to move a robotic arm to operate the tool according to an optimal trajectory, and send the computed instruction to the motorized joint.

Abstract: A method and system of computer assistance to the preparation of the reduction of a fracture such that a patient's bony fragments are separated into first and second bone segments, with in bone segments being symmetrical to a third bone element. The method includes the steps of determining a first representation or bone model of the surface of the first bone segment, a second representation, at an initial position, of the second segment, and a third representation of the third bone element; determining by symmetry a fourth representation of the first and second bone segments of the fractured bone in the absence of a fracture, the fourth representation being matched with the first representation; matching the second representation with the fourth representation at a final position; and providing, by an interface element, information representative of the difference between the initial position and the final position.