EP3113665A1 - Endoskop mit tiefenbestimmung - Google Patents
Endoskop mit tiefenbestimmungInfo
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- EP3113665A1 EP3113665A1 EP15708158.9A EP15708158A EP3113665A1 EP 3113665 A1 EP3113665 A1 EP 3113665A1 EP 15708158 A EP15708158 A EP 15708158A EP 3113665 A1 EP3113665 A1 EP 3113665A1
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Definitions
- Endoscope with depth determination The invention relates to an endoscope for depth determination of a partial region of a cavity.
- optical Comp ⁇ components are provided for the depth determination of the cavity by means of a 3D endoscope that allow active or passive triangulation of the cavity and thus a depth determination.
- Decisive for the resolution of the depth determination in active or passive triangulation is the size of a Triangulationsbasis.
- the triangulation in this case denotes the distance of a projector and an optical imaging ⁇ system in the endoscope. The larger the triangulation base, the better the resolution of the depth determination.
- the present invention is therefore based on the object to improve the optical depth determination of an endoscope.
- an endoscope for depth determination of a partial region of a cavity which comprises at least one first imaging channel, which first imaging channel has a first optical axis, wherein at least one first optical deflection device, which is relative to the first optical axis, is arranged within the first imaging channel transverse parallel offset of the first optical axis is formed.
- the endoscope includes a first optical To ⁇ steering apparatus that enables a first optical axis of the first Ab formation ⁇ channel transversely parallel.
- the first optical axis of the imaging channel can be a Sym ⁇ metrieachse a reflective or refractive optical element. If the imaging channel comprises a lens and / or imaging system, the first optical axis is the optical axis which is formed by the optical axis of the optical individual elements.
- the transversal parallel offset of the first optical axis is expediently to be provided in such a way that an enlargement of the triangulation base takes place.
- the transverse parallelism of the offset of the first optical axis ⁇ rule is approximately understand. It is crucial that the triangulation is enlarges comparable by means of the displacement, which takes place by means of the first optical deflecting device ⁇ rule.
- the first optical Um ⁇ steering device is designed to increase the Triangulationsbasis.
- the first optical deflection device is arranged at a distal end of the endoscope.
- the first imaging channel to a lens, wherein the objek ⁇ tively comprises the first optical deflection device.
- the first optical Umlenkvor ⁇ direction with respect to an incoming channel in the first image light beam is arranged behind a first lens of the objective.
- an objek- tive which is designed as a wide-angle lens.
- a light bundle entering the first imaging channel is bundled in a pupil.
- the first op ⁇ diagram deflecting device is arranged in an area of the pupil, so that this can be made small, the first deflection with regard to their geometric extensions, as the pupil of the incident image on the first channel the light beam is also small.
- the first imaging channel comprises further lenses.
- the first imaging channel comprises a lens system, which lens system comprises a plurality of lenses.
- an optical imaging system is consequently arranged in the first imaging channel.
- the image of the Operabe ⁇ realm of the cavity via the first channel by means of illustration of the lens respectively by the optical imaging system ⁇ takes place.
- the lens can be designed as a collimator, a scattering lens or as a focusing lens.
- Further optical components for example mirrors, glasses, crystals, beam splitters, Faraday isolators and / or prisms can be provided.
- an additional angle change of the first optical axis can be provided by means of said optical components.
- the angle change is preferably in the range of 1 ° to 5 °, more preferably a Winkelän ⁇ tion is less than or equal to 3 °.
- the first imaging channel of the endoscope comprises a further lens, which is designed as a relay lens.
- relay lenses are used in a transfer of the image from the distal end of the endoscope to an opposite end of the dista ⁇ len other end of the endoscope.
- the first optical deflection device is formed as a parallelepiped from ⁇ .
- the parallelepiped or the first op ⁇ tables deflection device is arranged such that by reflections within the parallelepiped, one in the
- the transverse parallel displacement of the light beam results.
- the first optical deflecting device is designed as a kind of Pris ⁇ menblock wherein nen lake by a double reflection, in particular by a two-time total reflection of a ⁇ impinging light beam, the incident in the first image channel at the distal end of the endoscope light beam at home the first optical deflection device is offset transversely parallel. Due to the transverse displacement of the parallel light beam advantageously Triangu ⁇ lationsbasis of the endoscope is increased, whereby the resolution of the depth determination is improved.
- the transverse parallel offset of the light beam corresponds to the transverse parallel offset of the first optical axis.
- a first optical deflection device insbeson ⁇ particular a parallelepiped having at least two mirrored nen inhabit home.
- the first optical deflecting device By means of the mirrored inner surfaces of the first optical deflection device, the light beams entering the first imaging channel are reflected at least twice within the first optical deflection device, in particular totally reflected. This enables the transverse parallel displacement of the first optical axis by means of the first optical deflection device.
- the first optical deflecting device comprises two individual mirrors, which form two sides of a ge ⁇ thought parallelepiped.
- the endoscope comprising a projection channel
- the Pro ⁇ jedgingskanal comprises a projection apparatus which is designed for projecting a pattern on a surface of the portion of the cavity.
- the arrangement of at least one projection channel in the endoscope enables active triangulation of the partial region of the cavity.
- structured light in other words, a pattern sheet to a surface of the portion of the cavity proji ⁇ by means of the projection device, which is arranged in the projection channel.
- the projected pattern in particular by means of a coded pattern is advantageously weakened in the active triangulation a Korres ⁇ pondenzproblem or even completely dissolved.
- a projection device that summarizes a diffractive optical element for generating the pattern ⁇ .
- a DOE projector is formed by a projection device comprising the diffractive optical element.
- a DOE projector is hereby regarded as a projection device comprising a diffractive optical element (abbreviated to DOE). Since DOE proj ectors, in contrast to projectors, which typically have a slide for the production of the pattern, have a smaller space requirement, the projection channel with a relatively small diameter or a comparatively small Cross-sectional area are formed. In particular, the cross-sectional area of the projection device or the projection channel is less than or equal to 2 mm 2 . Overall, a space-saving active triangulation of the partial area of the cavity is made possible by the projection channel, the first imaging channel and the projection device arranged in the projection channel, which comprises a diffractive element.
- an active triangulation which takes place by means of a color-coded pattern.
- the endoscope allows active color-coded triangulation of the portion of the cavity.
- the projection channel is optically coupled to a light source.
- a laser or a light emitting diode (LED) as the light source.
- a single-mode fiber can be provided for the optical coupling of the projection channel with the light source, in particular with the laser.
- the monomode laser exactly one light mode, the fundamental mode, is advantageously guided, so that interference between a plurality of light modes, which could lead to a disturbance of the projected pattern, is avoided.
- the single-mode fiber is thus the light of the Lichtquel ⁇ le, in particular of the laser, incorporated ⁇ passes in the projection channel.
- the wavelength of the laser for optimum dot contrast generation for example in the blue spectral range, can be adapted to the application in minimally invasive surgery. It is particularly preferred that, for example with an interference filter, a disturbing influence of daylight and / or artificial light is reduced by the use of a laser as the light source.
- the endoscope comprises an instrumentation channel.
- surgical tools which are required for minimally invasive surgery, can be introduced into the cavity by means of the instrumentation channel.
- the arrangement of a diffractive optical element in the projection channel saves installation space, which in turn can be used for the instrumentation channel.
- a plurality of instrumentation channels may be provided.
- the endoscope comprises a second imaging channel extending parallel to the first imaging channel , which second imaging channel has a second optical axis, wherein within the second imaging channel a second optical deflection device is arranged, which is relative to the second optical Axis transverse parallel offset of the second optical axis is formed.
- the second imaging channel which has a second optical deflection device, a
- Be ⁇ is particularly advantageous that is increased by the first and the second optical deflection the Triangulationsbasis against a known in the prior art endoscope for stereoscopy.
- the resolution of the depth determination of the partial region of the cavity is advantageously improved by the endoscope proposed here.
- a second imaging channel designed in accordance with the first imaging channel is provided.
- a second imaging channel whose second optical deflection device has a direction of transverse parallel displacement which is opposite to the direction of the transverse parallel displacement of the first optical axis.
- the second imaging channel is also manufactured ⁇ det as a projection channel .
- each imaging channel can be used as a projection channel.
- an active triangulation of the portion of the hollow ⁇ space is made possible by the Projection ⁇ channel. If the endoscope has two imaging channels and one projection channel, an active stereoscopy of the partial region of the cavity can take place with the endoscope.
- the endoscope has an observation angle of 30 °.
- an arrangement of the first optical deflection device within the endoscope, which has an observation angle of 30 ° (30 ° -Endoscopes), is provided.
- Figure 1 is a schematic sectional view of a first
- An imaging channel comprising a first optical deflection ⁇ device
- FIG. 2 shows a further schematic sectional view of a first imaging channel comprising relay lenses
- Figure 3 is a schematic sectional view of an Endo ⁇ Skops having a first and a second image channel;
- Figure 4 is an enlarged view of the ge Service th in Figure 3 endoscope.
- Figure 5 is a schematic sectional view of an Endo ⁇ Skops comprising a first image channel and a projection channel.
- a first image channel 21 of an endoscope 1 does not represent ⁇ provided is schematically illustrated.
- an objective 2 is arranged in the first imaging channel 21, which objective 2 has a first optical axis 101.
- a first optical Um ⁇ steering device 31 is provided according to the invention.
- the first optical deflection device 31 is arranged with respect to light rays 10 arriving in the first imaging channel 21 after a first lens 14 of the objective 2.
- the first optical deflection device 31 is integrated into the Whether ⁇ objectively second When integrating the first optical deflecting device 31 into the objective 2, therefore, changed characteristics of incoming light beams 10 are to be taken into account.
- the objective 2 and consequently also the first optical deflection device 31 are arranged at a distal end 4 of the endoscope 1, not shown.
- the deflection device 31 By means of the deflection device 31, the light beams 10 (light beam) arriving in the first imaging channel 21 are deflected or displaced such that preferably a transverse parallel offset 42 of the light beams 10 results.
- the first optical deflection device 31 is designed as a parallelepiped and has at least two inner surfaces 12 for deflecting the incident light beams 10.
- ⁇ which the incoming light beams 10 on the inner surfaces 12 the first optical deflection device 31 is reflected, in particular totally reflected.
- An essential advantage of the first optical deflection device 31 is that these, for example, in comparison to
- Relay lenses 8 only has a small space requirement.
- the geometric dimensions of the first optical deflection device 31 are smaller than the geometric dimensions of typical imaging channels.
- the first optical deflecting device 31 advantageously be ⁇ known per in existing endoscopes imaging channels can be arranged without the geometrical dimensions of the imaging channels of the endoscopes or less favorable ⁇ tig enlarge.
- an arrangement of the first optical deflection device 31 within an endoscope having a Be ⁇ obachtungswinkel of 30 ° (30 ° endoscopes) is thinking ⁇ bar.
- the first optical deflection device 31 is arranged with respect to the incident light beams 10 after the first lens 14 of the objective 2.
- a first opti ⁇ cal deflection 31 may be provided, which is not part of the lens 2 and is therefore arranged before or after the Objective 2.
- an arrangement according to the objective 2 is advantageous if an exit pupil of the objective 2 lies in the distal direction in front of the objective 2.
- a camera in particular a three-chip camera, may be provided in the first imaging channel 21. In this case, it is possible to integrate the camera, objective 2 and the first optical deflection device 31 in a chip, so that an arrangement which saves as much space as possible is created.
- FIG. 2 shows a further schematic sectional illustration of a first imaging channel 21 along an axis of symmetry (Endoscope axis) of a cylindrical endoscope 1, not shown.
- a first optical deflection ⁇ device 31 is disposed within a lens 2, wherein the first optical deflection device 31 with respect to entering into the first imaging channel 21 light beams 10 of according to a first lens 14 Objective 2 is arranged.
- the first optical axis 101 relates to the optical axis of further lenses of the objective 2, which are arranged downstream of the first optical deflection device 31 with respect to the incoming light beams 10 and / or on the optical axis of the imaging channel 21 arranged Relaylinsen 8.
- the arranged in the first imaging channel 21 relay lenses 8 form a so-called first
- Relay stage 6 of the first imaging channel 21 from.
- the relay lenses 8 and consequently the first relay stage 6 have a greater geometric extent than the first optical deflection element 31.
- the geometric extension, in particular a diameter of the imaging channel 21 is not limited by the first optical deflection ⁇ device 31, but by the arranged in the first imaging channel 21 relay lenses 8. Consequently, a smallest geometric extension of the first imaging channel 21 is arranged through the first imaging channel 21
- FIG. 3 illustrates a schematic sectional illustration of an endoscope 1, wherein the endoscope 1 comprises a first imaging channel 21 and a second imaging channel 22.
- a lens 2 is arranged.
- a camera for recording the images of the first and second imaging channels 21, 22 is arranged within said imaging channels 21, 22 and / or is integrated directly into the lenses 2 mentioned.
- the first and second imaging channels 21, 22 form an image of a partial area 50 of a cavity from different viewing directions.
- the first and second deflection device 31, 32 in ers ⁇ th and second imaging channel 21, 22 are such angeord- net that in each case a directed against transversal parallel shift of the light beams obtained 10th
- a triangulation of the endoscope 1, not shown whereby the resolution of the depth ⁇ determination of the portion 50 of the cavity is improved is increased.
- FIG. 4 shows an enlarged view of the endoscope 1 shown in FIG. Again, at a distal end 4 of the endoscope 1 in the first and second Abbil- dung channel 21, 22 each have a lens 2, an optical To ⁇ steering apparatus 31, 32 and a first lens 14, the lenses. 2
- the first imaging channel 21 has a first one optical axis 101 and the second imaging channel 22 has a second optical axis 102.
- the first optical deflection device 31 has a parallel transverse displacement 42 of the first optical axis 101, opposite to a parallel transverse displacement 43 of the second optical axis 102, wherein the transverse pa ⁇ rallele offset 43 of the second optical axis 102 by means of the second optical deflection device 32 is possible.
- the resolution of the depth determination of the endoscope 1 is advantageously further improved.
- FIG. 5 illustrates a schematic sectional view of an endoscope 1, which comprises a first imaging channel 21 and a projection channel 16.
- a projector 18 is arranged within the projection channel 16, which comprises a diffractive optical element (DOE).
- DOE diffractive optical element
- Such a projector 18 is referred to as a DOE proj ector. This makes an active triangulation by means of a color-coded
- a first Um ⁇ steering device 31 is arranged, which allows an enlarged Triangu ⁇ lationsbasis 46.
- a first optical axis 101 is offset transversely 42.
- An original trian- gulation base 44 is thereby advantageously increased.
- a first lens 14 of the objective 2 is arranged in front of the first optical deflection device 31, so that the first optical deflection device 31 between the first lens 14 and further lenses of the objective 2 is arranged.
- the first optical axis 101 is determined by said further lenses of the lens 2.
- the projection channel 16, the first and / or second Abbil ⁇ dung channel 21, 22 may further optical components, play, in ⁇ lenses, mirrors, gratings, beam splitters and / or prisms and / or all of the optical devices, such as additional lenses comprise.
- the ERS te and / or second imaging channel 21, 22 may be formed by means of a Whether ⁇ jektivs.
- a camera ⁇ example, a three-chip camera on the lens 2 is arranged and / or in the lens 2 may be integrated.
- the images are preferably transmitted via optical fibers, in particular by means of a monomode fiber.
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