IP Library Granted Patent US 12,472,023
Granted Patent B2
US 12,472,023 · App. 18/257,302 · Granted Nov 18, 2025

Systems and methods for a control station for robotic interventional procedures using a plurality of elongated medical devices

Inventors: Andrew Clark (Arlington, MA); Dino Kasvikis (Barrington, RI)
Assignee: Siemens Healthineers Endovascular Robotics Inc.
A61B34/37A61B17/12022A61B2034/301A61B2034/303
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Patent No.
US 12,472,023
App. No.
18/257,302
Granted
Nov 18, 2025
Kind
B2
Abstract

A system for controlling a robotic drive configured to move one or more elongated medical devices. The system may include a housing comprising a first surface and a second surface not co-planar with the first surface, a first control integrated with the first surface and manipulable by a first digit of a first hand of a user to select one of the one or more elongated medical devices, and a second control integrated with the second surface and manipulable by a second digit of the first hand of the user to instruct the robotic drive to move the selected elongated medical device in a first degree of freedom, wherein the first control and the second control are simultaneously manipulable by the first digit and the second digit.

Claims (108)

1 . A system for controlling a robotic drive configured to move one or more elongated medical devices, the system comprising:

a housing comprising a first surface and a second surface not co-planar with the first surface;

a first control integrated with the first surface and manipulable by a first digit of a first hand of a user to select one of the one or more elongated medical devices;

a second control integrated with the second surface and manipulable by a second digit of the first hand of the user to instruct the robotic drive to move the selected elongated medical device in a first degree of freedom;

a second housing comprising a third surface not co-planar with the first surface or the second surface and a fourth surface not co-planar with the first surface, the second surface, or the third surface;

a third control integrated with the third surface and manipulable by a first digit of a second hand of the user to select a second one of the one or more elongated medical devices; and

a fourth control integrated the fourth surface and manipulable by a second digit of the second hand to instruct the robotic drive to move the second elongated medical device in the first degree of freedom,

wherein the first control and the second control are simultaneously manipulable by the first digit and the second digit of the first hand, and

wherein the third control and the fourth control are simultaneously manipulable by the first digit and the second digit of the second hand.

2 . The system according to claim 1 , wherein the second control is manipulable by the second digit of the first hand of the user to instruct the robotic drive to control a speed of the selected elongated medical device in the first degree of freedom, the system further comprising:

a fifth control integrated with the second surface and manipulable by the second digit of the first hand to instruct the robotic drive to control a position of the selected elongated medical device in the first degree of freedom.

3 . The system according to claim 2 , the system further comprising:

a sixth control integrated with the first surface and manipulable by the first digit of the first hand to select a third one of the one or more elongated medical devices.

4 . The system according to claim 3 , the system further comprising:

a seventh control integrated with the first surface and manipulable by the first digit of the first hand to select a fourth one of the one or more elongated medical devices,

wherein the third elongated medical device is a guidewire, and

wherein the seventh control is larger than the first control and the sixth control.

5 . The system according to claim 4 , wherein the first digit is a thumb of the first hand and wherein the second control and the third control are configured to instruct the robotic drive only if at least one of the first, sixth and seventh controls is being manipulated by the user.

6 . The system according to claim 4 , wherein at least two of the first, sixth and seventh controls may be simultaneously manipulated by the first digit of the first hand to select at least two of the first elongated medical device, the third elongated medical device and the guidewire.

7 . The system according to claim 1 , wherein the first degree of freedom is linear, the system further comprising:

a fifth control integrated with the housing and manipulable by the second hand of the user to instruct the robotic drive to rotate the selected elongated medical device.

8 . The system according to claim 7 , wherein the second control is manipulable by the second digit of the first hand of the user to instruct the robotic drive to control a linear speed of the selected elongated medical device, the system further comprising:

a sixth control integrated with the second surface and manipulable by the second digit of the first hand to instruct the robotic drive to control a linear position of the selected elongated medical device.

9 . The system according to claim 8 , the system further comprising:

a seventh control integrated with the first surface and manipulable by the first digit of the first hand to select a third one of the one or more elongated medical devices; and

an eighth control integrated with the first surface and manipulable by the first digit of the first hand to select a fourth one of the one or more elongated medical devices,

wherein the fourth elongated medical device is a guidewire, and

wherein the eighth control is larger than the first control and the seventh control.

10 . The system according to claim 9 , wherein the fourth control is manipulable by the second digit of the second hand to instruct the robotic drive to control a linear speed of the second elongated medical device selected by the third control, the system further comprising:

a fifth control integrated with the fourth surface and manipulable by the second digit of the second hand to instruct the robotic drive to control a linear position of the second elongated medical device selected by the third control.

11 . The system according to claim 10 , the system further comprising:

a ninth control integrated with the third surface and manipulable by the first digit of the second hand to select one of the one or more elongated medical devices different from the elongated medical device selected by the third control; and

a tenth control integrated with the third surface and manipulable by the first digit of the second hand to select a guidewire of the one or more elongated medical devices,

wherein the tenth control is larger than the third control and the ninth control.

12 . The system according to claim 11 , wherein the first digit of the second hand is a thumb and wherein the fourth control and the fifth control are configured to instruct the robotic drive only if at least one of the third, ninth and tenth controls is being manipulated by the user.

13 . The system according to claim 11 , wherein at least two of the third, ninth and tenth controls may be simultaneously manipulated by the first digit of the second hand to select at least two elongated medical devices and the guidewire.

14 . The system according to claim 1 , the system further comprising:

a fifth control integrated with the first surface and manipulable by the first digit of the first hand to select a third one of the one or more elongated medical devices; and

a sixth control integrated with the first surface and manipulable by the first digit of the first hand to select a fourth one of the one or more elongated medical devices,

wherein the fourth elongated medical device is a guidewire, and

wherein the sixth control is larger than the first control and the fifth control.

15 . The system according to claim 14 , wherein the first digit is a thumb of the first hand and wherein the second control is configured to instruct the robotic drive only if at least one of the first, fifth and sixth controls is being manipulated by the user.

16 . The system according to claim 14 , wherein at least two of the first, fifth and sixth controls may be simultaneously manipulated by the first digit of the first hand to select at least two of the first elongated medical device, the third elongated medical device and the guidewire.

17 . The system according to claim 1 , the system further comprising:

a fifth control integrated with the third surface and manipulable by the first digit of the second hand to select a third one of the one or more elongated medical devices; and

a sixth control integrated with the third surface and manipulable by the first digit of the second hand to select a guidewire of the one or more elongated medical devices,

wherein the sixth control is larger than the third control and the fifth control.

18 . The system according to claim 17 , wherein the first digit of the second hand is a thumb and wherein the fourth control is configured to instruct the robotic drive only if at least one of the third, fifth and sixth controls is being manipulated by the user.

19 . The system according to claim 17 , wherein at least two of the third, fifth and sixth controls may be simultaneously manipulated by the first digit of the second hand to select at least two elongated medical devices and the guidewire.

20 . A system for controlling a robotic drive configured to move one or more elongated medical devices, the system comprising:

a first control integrated with a first surface and manipulable by a first digit of a first hand to select one of the one or more elongated medical devices;

a second control integrated with a second surface not co-planar with the first surface and manipulable by a second digit of the first hand to instruct the robotic drive to move the selected elongated medical device in a first degree of freedom;

a third control integrated with a third surface not co-planar with the first surface or the second surface and manipulable by a first digit of a second hand to select a second one of the one or more elongated medical devices; and

a fourth control integrated with a fourth surface not co-planar with the first surface, the second surface or the third surface and manipulable by a second digit of the second hand to instruct the robotic drive to move the second elongated medical device in the first degree of freedom,

wherein the first control and the second control are simultaneously manipulable by the first digit and the second digit of the first hand, and

wherein the third control and the fourth control are simultaneously manipulable by the first digit and the second digit of the second hand.

21 . The system according to claim 20 , further comprising:

a fifth control integrated with the first surface and manipulable by the first digit of the first hand to select a third one of the one or more elongated medical devices,

wherein the third elongated medical device is a guidewire, and

wherein the fifth control is larger than the first control.

22 . The system according to claim 21 , wherein the first degree of freedom is linear, the system further comprising:

a sixth control manipulable by the second hand to instruct the robotic drive to rotate the selected elongated medical device.

23 . The system according to claim 20 , wherein the second control is manipulable by the second digit of the first hand of the user to instruct the robotic drive to control a linear speed of the selected elongated medical device, the system further comprising:

a fifth control integrated with the second surface and manipulable by the second digit of the first hand to instruct the robotic drive to control a linear position of the selected elongated medical device.

24 . The system according to claim 20 , the system further comprising:

a fifth control integrated with the first surface and manipulable by the first digit of the first hand to select a third one of the one or more elongated medical devices; and

a sixth control integrated with the first surface and manipulable by the first digit of the first hand to select a fourth one of the one or more elongated medical devices,

wherein the fourth elongated medical device is a guidewire, and

wherein the sixth control is larger than the first control and the fifth control.

25 . The system according to claim 24 , wherein the fourth control is manipulable by the second digit of the second hand to instruct the robotic drive to control a linear speed of the second elongated medical device selected by the third control, the system further comprising:

a seventh control integrated with the fourth surface and manipulable by the second digit of the second hand to instruct the robotic drive to control a linear position of the second elongated medical device selected by the third control.

26 . The system according to claim 24 , the system further comprising:

a seventh control integrated with the third surface and manipulable by the first digit of the second hand to select one of the one or more elongated medical devices different from the second elongated medical device selected by the third control; and

an eighth control integrated with the third surface and manipulable by the first digit of the second hand to select a guidewire of the one or more elongated medical devices,

wherein the eighth control is larger than the third control and the seventh control.

27 . The system according to claim 24 , wherein the first digit is a thumb of the first hand and wherein the second control is configured to instruct the robotic drive only if at least one of the first, fifth and sixth controls is being manipulated by the user.

28 . The system according to claim 27 , wherein at least two of the first, fifth and sixth controls may be simultaneously manipulated by the first digit of the first hand to select at least two of the first elongated medical device, the third elongated medical device and the guidewire.

29 . The system according to claim 21 , wherein the first digit is a thumb of the first hand and wherein the second control is configured to instruct the robotic drive only if at least one of the first and fifth controls is being manipulated by the user.

30 . A system for controlling a robotic drive, the system comprising:

a first control manipulable by a first digit of a first hand to select one of one or more elongated medical devices;

a second control manipulable by a second digit of the first hand to instruct the robotic drive to move the selected elongated medical device in a first degree of freedom;

a third control manipulable by a first digit of a second hand to select a second one of the one or more elongated medical devices; and

a fourth control manipulable by a second digit of the second hand to instruct the robotic drive to move the second elongated medical device in the first degree of freedom,

wherein the first control and the second control are simultaneously manipulable by the first digit and the second digit of the first hand, and

wherein the third control and the fourth control are simultaneously manipulable by the first digit and the second digit of the second hand.

31 . The system according to claim 30 , further comprising:

a fifth control manipulable by the first digit of the first hand to select a third one of the one or more elongated medical devices,

wherein the third elongated medical device is a guidewire, and

wherein the fifth control is larger than the first control.

32 . The system according to claim 31 , wherein the first degree of freedom is linear, the system further comprising:

a sixth control manipulable by the second hand to instruct the robotic drive to rotate the selected elongated medical device.

33 . The system according to claim 30 , wherein the second control is manipulable by the second digit of the first hand of the user to instruct the robotic drive to control a linear speed of the selected elongated medical device, the system further comprising:

a fifth control manipulable by the second digit of the first hand to instruct the robotic drive to control a linear position of the selected elongated medical device.

34 . The system according to claim 30 , the system further comprising:

a fifth control manipulable by the first digit of the first hand to select a third one of the one or more elongated medical devices; and

a sixth control manipulable by the first digit of the first hand to select a fourth one of the one or more elongated medical devices,

wherein the fourth elongated medical device is a guidewire, and

wherein the sixth control is larger than the first control and the fifth control.

35 . The system according to claim 34 , wherein the fourth control is manipulable by the second digit of the second hand to instruct the robotic drive to control a linear speed of the second elongated medical device selected by the third control, the system further comprising:

a seventh control manipulable by the second digit of the second hand to instruct the robotic drive to control a linear position of the second elongated medical device selected by the third control.

36 . The system according to claim 34 , the system further comprising:

a seventh control manipulable by the first digit of the second hand to select one of the one or more elongated medical devices different from the second elongated medical device selected by the third control; and

an eighth control manipulable by the first digit of the second hand to select a guidewire of the one or more elongated medical devices,

wherein the eighth control is larger than the third control and the seventh control.

37 . The system according to claim 34 , wherein the first digit is a thumb of the first hand and wherein the second control is configured to instruct the robotic drive only if at least one of the first, fifth and sixth controls is being manipulated by the user.

38 . The system according to claim 37 , wherein at least two of the first, fifth and sixth controls may be simultaneously manipulated by the first digit of the first hand to select at least two of the first elongated medical device, the third elongated medical device and the guidewire.

39 . The system according to claim 31 , wherein the first digit is a thumb of the first hand and wherein the second control is configured to instruct the robotic drive only if at least one of the first and fifth controls is being manipulated by the user.

40 . The system according to claim 39 , wherein the first and fifth controls may be simultaneously manipulated by the first digit of the first hand to select the first elongated medical device and the guidewire.

Assignments (4)
CHANGE OF NAME Recorded Nov 8, 2024
From: CORINDUS, INC.
To: SIEMENS HEALTHINEERS ENDOVASCULAR ROBOTICS, INC.
Reel/Frame 069333/0219 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jun 14, 2023
From: CLARK, ANDREW
To: CORINDUS, INC.
Reel/Frame 063942/0262 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jun 14, 2023
From: KASVIKIS, DINO
To: GRAYSPACE DESIGN, INC.
Reel/Frame 063942/0276 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jun 14, 2023
From: GRAYSPACE DESIGN, INC.
To: CORINDUS, INC.
Reel/Frame 063942/0282 →
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