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- the present invention relates to an ultrasonic treatment apparatus, and more particularly to an MRI-guided high intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) treatment apparatus.
- HIFU high intensity focused ultrasound
- Focused ultrasound therapy is a non-invasive, non-invasive treatment, especially suitable for the treatment of cancer patients, less damage to patients than traditional surgery or chemotherapy, so its application is very rapid development, indications include liver cancer, osteosarcoma, breast Cancer, pancreatic cancer, kidney cancer, soft tissue tumors, and pelvic tumors.
- the prior art focused ultrasound therapy mostly uses B-ultrasound equipment for positioning and monitoring treatment.
- B-ultrasound monitoring has the following advantages: low cost, real-time image, and the same acoustic channel as therapeutic ultrasound, which can be observed by changes in image gray scale
- High-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) has the advantages of deformation and necrosis of tissue after irradiation.
- HIFU high-intensity focused ultrasound
- the B-ultrasound image is only a plane image of a certain angle, and cannot fully represent the relationship between the treatment target area, the therapeutic sound channel, and the rear of the treatment area.
- the three-dimensional structure, even with a three-dimensional ultrasound system still has limitations in its viewable area.
- the observable depth of the ultrasound image is limited, and the bone substance has a particularly large effect on the image, and the tissue behind the bone can hardly be seen. In the treatment monitoring, there are serious artifacts. Further, ultrasound images have poor recognition ability for tissue boundaries, especially for small tumors and deep tumors.
- MRI Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- CT nuclear magnetic resonance CT
- the simple principle is that the patient is placed in the imaging volume, and a video signal is applied thereto.
- the hydrogen nucleus of the target region is excited by the RF signal, and a weak RF signal is emitted, which is called a nuclear magnetic resonance signal.
- an appropriate gradient is applied to the magnetic field, and magnetic resonance signals are selectively obtained, and the tissue is imaged by processing the information to obtain tissue characteristics of each point.
- Magnetic resonance images have extremely high tissue resolving power, can easily distinguish between normal tissues and tumor tissues, determine the boundaries of tumor tissues, and obtain a certain volume from magnetic resonance images.
- the stereo data inside can be used to image some parts of the body and the whole body, so it is very suitable for positioning and formulating treatment plans for HIFU treatment.
- the current magnetic resonance equipment can obtain real-time tissue images, and is a 3D image of a certain volume, which provides a good technical means for real-time monitoring during the treatment process.
- the temperature image provides the non-invasive implementation of temperature measurement required for thermal therapy. It is of great significance for dose control of HIFU therapy, timely treatment of target location and energy control.
- MRI imaging to monitor and guide ultrasound in the treatment of patients in vivo.
- the patient can be scanned before surgery to determine the location of the target area, or the ultrasound beam can be guided to reach the target area during the operation, and the temperature change of the tissue can be monitored to ensure that only the target area is heated. Without damaging surrounding healthy tissue.
- the advantages of MRI imaging are apparent to those skilled in the art.
- Japanese Patent No. 3,322,649 discloses a treatment system in which an MRI is combined with an ultrasound treatment apparatus, which first uses MRI to determine the location of the tumor, and then removes the patient from the magnetic field of the MRI for ultrasound treatment.
- Such treatment requires repeated movement of the patient, multiple positioning, complicated positioning system, long positioning time, and difficult real-time monitoring or online monitoring during the treatment process.
- U.S. Patent No. 5,275,165 entitled “Magnetic resonance guided ultrasound therapy system with inclined track to move transducers in a small vertical space”
- the focused ultrasound transducer focuses the energy at the focus in the area of tissue that needs to be destroyed.
- a non-magnetic motion positioning device has a vertical movement and the motion mechanism is small enough to be easily mounted in the MRI magnetic field air gap.
- the motion device drives the energy transducer in a limited vertical space.
- the motion positioning device uses a plurality of hydraulic motion positioning devices and a An inclined plane that positions the ultrasound focus under the control of the operator.
- the MRI system utilizes a temperature sensitive pulse sequence to produce an image of the tissue and heated area to allow the operator to adjust the position of the ultrasonic transducer to direct ultrasonic energy to the appropriate location.
- U.S. Patent No. 5,443,068, entitled “Mechanical positioner for magnetic resonance guided ultrasound therapy” discloses a non-magnetic positioning device for an ultrasonic energy applicator that can operate in the magnetic field air gap of the system.
- the main objective is also to provide a simplified positioner that operates within a magnetic field and avoids magnetic field interference from the motion device material to the MRI system.
- a similar patent also has a magnetic resonance guided ultrasound therapy system with inclined track to move transducers in a small vertical space.
- the solution is to place the ultrasound therapy transducer and the motion device in the static magnetic field of the MRI system, move the therapeutic transducer through the motion device, cover the tumor with focus, and treat the disease and
- the purpose of real-time monitoring is mainly to make a non-magnetized design for the motion device of the therapeutic transducer and the therapeutic transducer, and structurally reduce the volume of the moving device and the required operating space as much as possible to meet the ultrasonic energy application.
- the working requirements of the device in the MRI magnetic field is mainly to make a non-magnetized design for the motion device of the therapeutic transducer and the therapeutic transducer, and structurally reduce the volume of the moving device and the required operating space as much as possible to meet the ultrasonic energy application.
- This type of technical solution mainly has the following shortcomings: 1) Due to the high requirements of non-magnetized design and processing of the therapeutic device for the therapeutic transducer and the therapeutic transducer, the technical complexity and cost are increased; 2) Since the motion device is located in the magnetic field, the range of motion of the ultrasonic transducer is limited.
- Chinese Patent 98805359.4 entitled "MRI-guided Therapeutic Devices and Methods” discloses a novel MRI device.
- the static magnetic field (main magnetic field) of the MRI device is different from the closed or semi-closed static magnetic field used in the conventional MRI device, and the core of the technology is to provide a superconducting single-sided magnetic field, thus providing a highly open state.
- the magnetic field has great advantages for guiding the movement of the treatment device, and can solve the problem of the above-mentioned U.S. patents. Foot.
- the technical solution of the magnetic field design still has less ideals: 1) the magnetic field strength is weak, the magnetic field lines are unevenly distributed, which affects the image quality; in the low field, the imaging time is very long, it is difficult to realize real-time imaging, and it is difficult to achieve temperature measurement.
- One of the objects of the present invention is to use the existing mature and relatively low cost MRI system in combination with the prior art ultrasonic treatment equipment to minimize the interference of the ultrasonic equipment on the MRI and realize the MRI guided ultrasound treatment;
- an object of the present invention to provide an MRI-guided ultrasonic therapeutic apparatus that is particularly suitable for high intensity focusing;
- Another object of the present invention is to provide an MRI-guided ultrasonic therapeutic apparatus capable of coupling a subject with an ultrasonic energy application device using an open flexible container to further ensure the safety and ideality of high-intensity focused ultrasound therapy. treatment effect;
- the further object of the present invention is to realize MRI real-time monitoring and guiding ultrasonic therapy by using MRI system to acquire information and related digital technology processing.
- the present invention provides an MRI-mounted ultrasound therapy apparatus comprising:
- a static magnetic field magnet for constituting a magnetostatic field within a magnetic resonance volume of a predetermined region
- At least one ultrasonic energy application device for use in a predetermined energy application area Apply energy
- the static magnetic field magnet is open at both ends and side opening, the side opening is upward or downward, and the movement and positioning means of the ultrasonic energy applying means are adjacent to and outside the side opening.
- the open magnet used in the present invention has various options in the prior art, and may be a C-type magnet or a U-shaped magnet; a permanent magnet type magnet having a field strength of 0.3 T or more is preferable. Further, the prior art superconducting open magnets are capable of providing a magnetic field facing each other, and having both ends and one side opening to be 0.5 T or more are also preferable.
- the patient is fixed in the magnetic field of the static magnetic field magnet. If the magnetic gap is opened upward, the ultrasonic energy application device can be placed over the opening; if the magnetic gap opening is downward, the ultrasonic energy application device can be placed under the opening. To further reduce magnetic interference, the ultrasonic energy application device may also be located outside the side opening of the static magnet.
- the present invention adopts a magnetic gap opening upward or downward because the high-intensity focusing ultrasonic device mostly requires a fluid coupling agent, and the container is preferably made of a flexible material, and the container should be in close contact with the body of the subject to avoid undesired ultrasonic waves.
- the reflecting surface is formed; thus, technically, the ultrasonic transducer is above, and the subject is located in the air gap of the opening upward; or, the ultrasonic transducer is below, the air gap of the magnet located in the opening of the subject Easy to implement, especially suitable for high-intensity ultrasound treatment devices.
- a magnetic gap opening downward mode is preferred, and a treatment bed for moving and fixing the subject can be used.
- the treatment bed has an opening, and the opening can be rectangular or circular to partially accommodate the ultrasonic wave.
- the couplant container of the treatment device which adopts an open flexible fluid container, and the patient can be in direct contact with the fluid to couple with the ultrasonic energy application device of the treatment device, thereby eliminating the sound-permeable membrane between the skin and the container, and is easy Heat dissipation reduces the patient's ultrasonic energy deposition on the skin surface of the ultrasound channel.
- the coupling agent in the container is deaerated water.
- the flexible fluid container When the side of the static magnetic field magnet is open upward, the flexible fluid container is closed with a flexible sound permeable membrane material and serves as a contact surface with the patient.
- the closed side can also serve as a fixed bed for the patient.
- the invention improves the interference problem between the MRI system and the ultrasonic treatment system, and can adopt MRI images were used to treat targeted area localization, ultrasound channel examinations, and to develop treatment plans.
- the present invention also provides a therapeutic apparatus for performing ultrasonic energy application monitoring and/or ultrasonic channel inspection of a target region using a real-time MRI fast image.
- the apparatus provided by the present invention further includes local temperature information receiving and processing means for acquiring a subject's targeted area and/or ultrasound channel within the magnetic resonance volume from the MRI system. '
- the present invention provides an ultrasonic therapy device guided by an MRI apparatus, the ultrasonic energy application device being located outside the one side opening of the static magnet, which can further reduce interference with the MRI magnetic field and provide more accurate imaging support.
- the present invention provides a nuclear magnetic resonance apparatus whose static magnetic field magnet is an open type magnet having an open end and an opening on one side of the section, and the open type magnet has a section opening upward or downward, preferably a section opening downward. Further preferably, the static magnetic field magnet is made of a permanent magnet. Such a static magnetic field magnet arrangement with the opening facing up or opening downward is not available in prior art nuclear magnetic resonance devices, and is particularly suitable for use in conjunction with high intensity ultrasonic therapeutic devices for real time monitoring therapy or online therapy.
- the invention adopts the non-magnetized design and the magnetic field operation for the prior art, and instead uses the open magnetic field of the prior art, and places the motion positioning device of the ultrasonic transducer outside the main magnetic field, and the ultrasonic transducer
- the motion and positioning device space limitations are reduced.
- the non-magnetic requirements for the movement and positioning device of the ultrasonic transducer are greatly reduced, and in particular, the interference of the magnetic field generated by the operating current of the transducer power line on the MRI system is solved. Further, it is also possible to place the ultrasonic transducer outside of the main magnetic field.
- the magnetic field generated by the power consumption of the ultrasonic device further reduces the MRI interference, and solves the interference of the magnetic field generated by the positioning device and the transducer power line on the MRI magnetic field in the above-mentioned U.S. patent.
- the medical staff can also perform a certain degree of posture change, posture fixation, monitoring and operation on the patient.
- Prior art high intensity focused ultrasound devices are readily adapted for use in the present invention.
- MRI technology With the development of MRI technology, the choice of open magnetic field has been increasing. A large amount of magnetic materials are produced in northern China, and China's overall technology in permanent magnet open MRI systems The aspect has reached the world advanced level. If we choose China's superior MRI technology combined with ultrasonic therapy technology, it can greatly reduce the application cost and has a good market prospect.
- the invention can improve the application range of the traditional high-intensity focused ultrasound therapy, and is particularly suitable for the complicated tumor treatment situation, and has good social benefits.
- an arrangement of the MRI system of the present invention is particularly suitable for the technical solution disclosed in the Chinese Patent Application No. 98100283.8, entitled "High Intensity Focused Ultrasound Tumor Scanning Therapy System", which is the first of the present invention.
- the ultrasonic treatment system with open flexible water container ensures the safety and good effect of high-intensity focused ultrasound for treatment.
- the present invention can largely or completely retain the examination area in an MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) apparatus, which is difficult to achieve in Chinese Patent No. 98805359.4 entitled "MRI-guided treatment apparatus and methods". Larger inspection areas are more intuitive and convenient for clinical observation, and MRI systems retain more functionality, increasing device compatibility and utilization.
- MRI magnetic resonance imaging
- Fig. 1 is a block diagram showing the arrangement of a system according to an embodiment of the present invention
- Fig. 2 is a block diagram showing the arrangement of a system according to another embodiment of the present invention. detailed description
- the ultrasonic energy applicator of the present invention is specifically a focused ultrasonic transducer.
- the transducer may be a single-piece circular piezoelectric ceramic wafer plus lens focusing, or a single spherical shell-shaped piezoelectric ceramic, or a ball composed of a plurality of piezoelectric ceramic units of the same or different sizes.
- the shell-shaped transducer can be driven by a single signal, or the multi-channel signal can be driven in a phase-controlled manner.
- the transducer can also change its surface shape, area and focal length, frequency, and focus shape according to the treatment site. And other parameters.
- the magnet 1 is a 0.3T permanent magnet (for example, a 0.3T nuclear magnetic resonance permanent magnet produced by Ningbo Heli Magnetic Materials Co., Ltd.), and its opening is downward, and the magnetic field is subjected to x ⁇ y ⁇ z three-dimensional space coding using a gradient field unit.
- the imaging sequence signal is transmitted by the RF unit, and the magnetic resonance response signal of the human body is received, and the tissue structure image and the temperature image are reconstructed by the MRI image processing device 11.
- the therapeutic transducer 5 is a piezoelectric transducer with a spherical shell focusing, with a focal length of 100 mm to 150 mm and a diameter of 120 mm to 150 mm.
- the operating frequency is from 0.5MHz to 2MHz.
- the therapeutic transducer 5 is coupled to the therapeutic transducer motion mechanism 51, which, under the motion mechanism, can move the therapeutic transducer 5 by ⁇ 100 mm on three axes x, y, z. And rotate ⁇ 45 degrees around the x ⁇ y ⁇ z axis.
- the ultrasonic transducer 5 and the body of the subject 7 are degassed and deionized pure water as the ultrasonic medium, and the temperature is controlled at about 25 degrees Celsius.
- the treatment bed 2 is located outside the opening of the magnet 1 and is made of a non-magnetic substance to minimize interference with the magnetic field. There is a hole in the middle of the treatment bed 2 for allowing the therapeutic ultrasound to pass through, and the water bladder 4 is connected under the hole, and the treatment bed 2 is supported by the treatment bed movement structure 21, and the treatment bed 2 can be horizontally driven by the treatment bed movement structure 21
- the direction moves ⁇ 200mm along the axial direction of the human body and ⁇ 200mm in the vertical direction.
- the MRI image processing device 11, the treatment bed movement mechanism 21, the therapeutic transducer motion mechanism 51, and the control system 6 are connected, and the control system 6 drives the treatment bed movement mechanism 21 to move the treatment bed 2 so that the lesion of the subject 7 is located in the magnetic resonance image.
- the MRI image processing device 11 then images the lesion, and the control system 6 drives the therapeutic transducer motion mechanism 51 so that the focus of the therapeutic transducer 5 and the lesion of the treatment target area overlap within the magnetic resonance volume region, and the therapeutic ultrasound is emitted. , treatment of patients.
- the treatment bed 2, the water bladder 4, the treatment transducer 5, the control system 6, the treatment bed movement mechanism 21, and the therapeutic transducer motion mechanism 51 are located outside the magnet to avoid relatively large interference to the magnetic field.
- the system shown in Fig. 2 includes a magnet 1, a treatment bed 2, a water bladder 4, a treatment transducer 5, a system 6, an MRI image processing device 11, a treatment bed movement mechanism 21, a sound permeable membrane 41, a therapeutic transducer
- the motion mechanism 51, the control, in which the subject 7 is placed, the system magnet 1 is a 0.3T permanent magnet (for example, a 0.3T nuclear magnetic resonance permanent magnet produced by Ningbo Heli Magnetic Materials Co., Ltd.), and its opening is upward.
- the treatment bed 2 is located in the gap of the magnet 1 for supporting the subject 7, and the water bladder 4 and the therapeutic transducer 5 are mounted on the therapeutic transducer moving mechanism 51.
- the surface of the water bladder 4 has a sound-permeable membrane 41, which is transparent. The membrane prevents the overflow of the medium water.
- the patient is applied with ultrasound treatment from top to bottom.
- Other components and functions of this embodiment are similar to those of Embodiment 1, and will not be described again.
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