IP Library Granted Patent US 7,499,743
Granted Patent B2
US 7,499,743 · App. 10/905,169 · Granted Mar 3, 2009

Method and system for registration of 3D images within an interventional system

Assignees: General Electric Company; Jasbir S. Sra
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Patent No.
US 7,499,743
App. No.
10/905,169
Granted
Mar 3, 2009
Kind
B2
Abstract

A method for registration of cardiac image data in an interventional system includes inserting a first plurality of fiducial points on an acquired 3D anatomical image and exporting the 3D anatomical image, with the first plurality of inserted fiducial points thereon, to an interventional system. A second plurality of fiducial points is inserted on the exported 3D anatomical image using the interventional system, and the first and said second plurality of fiducial points are aligned to one another so as to register the exported 3D anatomical image with the interventional system.

Claims (29)

1. A method for registration of a 3D anatomical model in an interventional system, the method comprising:

receiving said 3D anatomical model with a first plurality of fiducial points thereon at said interventional system, said interventional system farther having an interventional system model with a second plurality of fiducial points thereon;

calibrating said second plurality of fiducial points of said interventional system model to a predetermined cardiac cycle and a predetermined respiratory cycle associated with the said first plurality of fiducial points on said 3D anatomical model;

scaling a size of said 3D anatomical model with respect to a size of said interventional system model, and rotating and translating said 3D anatomical model such that each point of said first plurality of fiducial points on said 3D anatomical model are aligned with a corresponding point of said second plurality of fiducial points so as to register said 3D anatomical model with said interventional system model; and

displaying said 3D anatomical model and said interventional system model on a display device.

2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising determining a transformation, T, between said first plurality of fiducial points, x, in a first coordinate space with said second plurality of fiducial points, y, in a second coordinate space so as to minimize an error T(x)−y.

3. A system for registration of a 3D anatomical model comprising:

an imaging system for acquiring said 3D anatomical model said 3D anatomical model having a first plurality of fiducial points thereon;

an interventional system configured to receive said 3D anatomical model from said imaging system, with said first plurality of fiducial points thereon said interventional system further having an interventional system model with a second plurality of fiducial points thereon;

said interventional system further configured to calibrate said second plurality of fiducial points of said interventional system model to a predetermined cardiac cycle and a predetermined respiratory cycle associated with the said first plurality of fiducial points on said 3D anatomical model;

said interventional system further configured to scale a size of said 3D anatomical model with respect to a size of said interventional system model, and to rotate and translate said 3D anatomical model such that each point of said first plurality of fiducial points on said 3D anatomical model are aligned with a corresponding point of said second plurality of fiducial points so as to register said 3D anatomical model with said interventional system; and

said interventional system further configured to display said 3D anatomical model and said interventional system model on a display device.

4. The system of claim 3 , further comprising means for determining a transformation, T, between said first plurality of fiducial points, x, in a first coordinate space with said second plurality of fiducial points, y, in a second coordinate space so as to minimize an error T(x)−y.

5. A method for registration of a 3D anatomical model in an interventional system, the method comprising: said receiving a 3D anatomical model an at said interventional system, said 3D anatomical model having one or more anatomical features thereon;

navigating an instrument to locations corresponding to said one or more anatomical features on said 3D anatomical image using said interventional system;

determining locations of said instrument on an interventional system model when said instrument is at said locations corresponding to said one or more anatomical features;

scaling a size of said 3D anatomical model with respect to a size of said interventional system model, and rotating and translating said 3D anatomical model such that locations of said anatomical features in said 3D anatomical model are aligned with locations of said instrument in said interventional system model 3D anatomical model with said interventional system model; and

displaying said 3D anatomical model and said interventional system model on a display device.

6. The method of claim 5 , further her comprising calibrating said locations of said instrument on said interventional system model to a predetermined cardiac cycle and a predetermined respiratory cycle associated with the said anatomical features on said 3D anatomical model.

7. The method of claim 5 , further comprising determining a transformation, T, between said one or more anatomical features in a first coordinate space with instrument locations in a second coordinate space so as to link said one or more anatomical features with said instrument locations and minimize a registration error.

8. A system for registration of a 3D anatomical model comprising:

an imaging system for acquiring said 3D anatomical model, said 3D anatomical model having one or more anatomical features thereon;

an interventional system configured to receive said 3D anatomical model from said imaging system;

said interventional system configured to navigate for navigating and localizing an instrument to locations corresponding to said one or more anatomical features on said 3D anatomical model; and

said interventional system further configured to determine locations of said instrument on an interventional system model when said instrument is at said locations corresponding to said one or more anatomical features;

said interventional system further configured to scale a size of said 3D anatomical model with respect to a size of said interventional system model, and to rotate and translate said 3D anatomical model such that locations of said anatomical features in said 3D anatomical model are aligned with locations of said instrument in said interventional system model so as to register said 3D anatomical model with said interventional system model; and

said interventional system further configured to display said 3D anatomical model and said interventional system model on a display device.

9. The system of claim 8 , wherein said interventional system is further configured to calibrate said locations of said instrument on said interventional system model to a predetermined cardiac cycle and a predetermined respiratory cycle associated with the said anatomical features on said 3D anatomical model.

10. The system of claim 8 , wherein said interventional system is further configured to determine a transformation, T, between said one or more anatomical features in a first coordinate space with the instrument locations in a second coordinate space so as to link said one or more anatomical features with said localized instrument locations and minimize a registration error.

Assignments (4)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Sep 17, 2021
From: SRA, JASBIR S.
To: APN HEALTH, LLC
Reel/Frame 057517/0838 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Feb 7, 2006
From: SRA, JASBIR S.
To: SRA, JASBIR S.
Reel/Frame 017245/0621 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Feb 7, 2006
From: SRA, JASBIR S.
To: SRA, JASBIR S.
Reel/Frame 017256/0082 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded May 18, 2005
From: VASS, MELISSA; OKERLUND, DARIN R.
To: GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
Reel/Frame 016252/0244 →
Continuity (6)
Continuation In Part 1006306400 · Mar 15, 2002
Continuation In Part 1006559500 · Nov 1, 2002
Continuation In Part 1024981500 · May 9, 2003
Provisional Application 6053129300 · Dec 19, 2003
Provisional Application 6053129400 · Dec 19, 2003
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