WO2014094716A1 - Halterungs- und positioniervorrichtung eines chirurgischen instruments und/oder eines endoskops für die minimal-invasive chirurgie sowie ein chirurgisches robotersystem - Google Patents
Halterungs- und positioniervorrichtung eines chirurgischen instruments und/oder eines endoskops für die minimal-invasive chirurgie sowie ein chirurgisches robotersystem Download PDFInfo
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- the present invention relates to a holding and positioning device of a surgical instrument and a surgical robot system or telemanipulator for minimally invasive surgery and in particular laparoscopy.
- Robotic systems or even telemanipulators for minimally invasive surgery replace the surgeons usually manually guided surgical instruments, such as surgical instruments, endoscope or camera, by a motorized positioning.
- the surgical instruments to be used are guided via one or more trocars into the interior of a patient.
- a trocar is an instrument by means of which the surgeon, in minimally invasive surgery, provides access to the body cavity of the patient (usually the abdominal cavity or the chest), the access being kept open by a tube, a so-called tube.
- the movement mechanics and control logic support provided in the robotic system allows movement of the surgical instruments about a pivot point in two degrees of freedom (x, y) and translational movement of the surgical instruments along the instrument axis (z).
- the pivot point is the invariant point of motion in 2 degrees of freedom (x, y). This pivotal point is ideally located at or near the puncture point of the trocar through the abdominal wall of the patient.
- the control logic of a robot system must know the pivotal point, or the pivotal point must be defined by the structural design of the movement mechanics in order to limit movement of the surgical instrument so that the biomechanical loading of the tissue around the trocar is minimized.
- Robotic systems known from the prior art are based on robot arms with an active movement of an operating instrument, which on the one hand has a require large space and wherein due to the typical embodiments by the movements of the robot arms collisions are difficult to avoid.
- a minimally invasive surgical procedure at least two, usually three to four, surgical instruments such as grippers, scissors, needle holders, dissectors, and a camera or an endoscope are used, each of which is guided into the interior of the patient via a separate trocar become.
- surgical instruments such as grippers, scissors, needle holders, dissectors, and a camera or an endoscope are used, each of which is guided into the interior of the patient via a separate trocar become.
- a robotic arm is available for each surgical instrument used, which controls the positions of the robot arms and the active movement of the instrument.
- the object of the present invention is therefore to provide a manipulator arm for positioning a surgical instrument and a robotic surgical system, which provides a high variability and requires only a small installation space and is smaller and lighter in its design and optionally the mechanical coupling allows the trocar with the manipulator or even without this mechanical coupling of the trocar with the manipulator arm.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a robotic system that provides a greater range of pre-positioning adjustment for a manipulator mounting device.
- a robotic system that provides a greater range of pre-positioning adjustment for a manipulator mounting device.
- a holding and positioning device of a surgical instrument and / or an endoscope for the minimally invasive surgeon comprising a first axis of rotation about which a holding element is rotatably arranged, wherein the first axis of rotation always intersects with the longitudinal axis of at least one surgical instrument and / or an endoscope in a pivotal point by a push drive is mounted on the holding element, which rotatably arranges an instrument drive unit about the pivotal point, and wherein a telescopic device is provided on the instrument drive unit, through which the surgical instrument and / or the
- Endoscope along the longitudinal axis by means of a guide device in the body is so translationally movable that the longitudinal axis of the
- Telescopic device is variably adjustable.
- a robotic system with multiple robot arms, to which at least one surgical instrument and / or an endoscope for minimally invasive surgery can be arranged, at least two mounting and positioning devices are mounted on a substantially transversely to the support and positioning devices extending support carrier system, wherein the support carrier system is constructed of a respective coupling point for each mounting and positioning device, and wherein the coupling points are each fixed or connected by joints.
- the terms robot system and telemanipulator can be used interchangeably.
- the instrument drive unit is rotatably mounted on the telescope device by means of an instrument pivot point such that the telescopic longitudinal axis of the telescope device is variable relative to the longitudinal axis of the surgical instrument and / or the endoscope as a function of the thrust drive (5).
- a further embodiment of the invention is designed such that the telescopic device has a plurality of telescopic elements, wherein the instrument pivot point is arranged on the telescopic element, which has the largest adjustment range.
- the guide device has at least one instrument guide, in which the shaft of the surgical instrument and / or the endoscope extends.
- a particular advantage is that the thrust drive is mounted on the telescope device by means of a thrust drive receiving point such that the rotational movement of the instrument carrier unit around the pivotal point results from the fact that a coupling device has a coupling pivot, which is firmly connected to the holding element.
- the rotation of the instrument carrier unit with the instruments and / or an endoscope both around the pivotal point and about the coupling pivot enables the holding element to be arranged substantially constant with respect to the pivotal point.
- the holding and positioning device is designed such that the instrument drive unit moves the surgical instrument and / or the endoscope in several degrees of freedom, wherein the control of the instrument drive unit by means of control and supply lines, which are passed through the holding element and the linear actuator , via a control unit by the surgeon.
- the first axis of rotation is formed, in particular, by providing a drive unit which controls the surgical instrument and / or endoscope, wherein the drive unit can be attached to a robot arm, and wherein a pivot joint is provided between the drive unit and the holding element.
- a further embodiment is designed such that a coupling element is attached to the holding element, which is rotatably connected at the pivotal point with an instrument guide at the distal end.
- the present invention can be extended by guiding a plurality of surgical instruments through a single trocar into the interior of the body, wherein a separate instrument drive unit is provided for each surgical instrument, and in particular the surgical instruments are curved in the longitudinal direction.
- the holding element by means of a Vorpositionier dressed in its initial position is adaptable, wherein the Vorpositionier dressed has one or more Vorpositionieriata which are each preset on at least one axis of rotation in position, in particular four Vorpositionier implant be preset with mutually in series variable positions, the Garrungsund Positioning device can be preset in a desired position.
- the surgical robotic system according to the invention can be further developed by the fact that the support bracket system is connected by means of a coupling carrier connection with a substantially vertically extending main support means for support against a fixed bearing, which may be arranged to be movable or predetermined against a fixed or movable operating table.
- the robotic surgical system has a central control unit, which communicates with each of the holding and positioning devices with the corresponding surgical and / or endoscopes and is coupled to a control unit for inputting commands in the form of control data of an operator which displays image data from one or more endoscopes by means of a visualization unit.
- control unit and the operating unit are coupled to a movable operating table, wherein both the image data and the control data are processed in dependence on the predetermined positions of the holding and positioning device and the operating table.
- Figure 1 a is a schematic view of the manipulator arm according to the invention for active positioning of a surgical instrument, which is connected via a pivotally mounted drive unit with a telescopic boom, including the coupling element between the guide means for performing a surgical instrument and the constructive device for implementing the second axis of rotation;
- Figure 1 b is a schematic view of the manipulator arm according to the invention for the active positioning of a surgical instrument, which is connected via a pivotally mounted drive unit with a telescopic boom, including the coupling element between the guide means for performing a surgical instrument and the constructive device for implementing the second axis of rotation;
- Figure 2a shows another schematic view of the manipulator arm according to the invention for the active positioning of a surgical instrument, which is connected via a pivotally mounted drive unit with a telescopic boom, including the coupling element between the guide means for performing a surgical instrument and the constructive device for the realization of the second axis of rotation, from which is the thrust movement for generating the rotational movement by means of coupling joint about the second axis of rotation is visible;
- Figure 2b shows another schematic view of the manipulator arm according to the invention for the active positioning of a surgical instrument, which is connected via a pivotally mounted drive unit with a telescopic boom, including the coupling element between the guide means for performing a surgical instrument and the constructive device for the realization of the second axis of rotation, from which is the thrust movement for generating the rotational movement by means of coupling joint about the second axis of rotation is visible;
- FIG. 3 a shows a schematic view of the manipulator arm according to the invention for the active positioning of a surgical instrument, which is connected via a pivotally mounted drive unit is connected to a telescopic boom, without the coupling element according to Figure 1 a;
- Figure 3b is a schematic view of the manipulator arm according to the invention for the active positioning of a surgical instrument, which is connected via a pivotally mounted drive unit with a telescopic boom, without the coupling element according to Figure 13;
- Figure 4 is a schematic view of the manipulator arm according to the invention for active positioning of a surgical instrument, without the coupling element of Figure 1, from which the thrust movement for generating the rotational movement by means of coupling joint about the second axis of rotation and the coupling of the instrument drive unit is visible;
- Figure 5a is a plan view of the manipulator arm according to the invention for active positioning of a surgical instrument in the embodiment telescopic arm right;
- Figure 5b is a plan view of the manipulator arm according to the invention for the active positioning of a surgical instrument in the embodiment telescopic arm left;
- Figure 6 is a schematic view of the manipulator arm according to the invention for active positioning of a surgical instrument in the embodiments telescopic arm right and telescopic arm left for common use with a single-port trocar;
- Figure 7 is a schematic view of the invention, flexibly adjustable support structure
- FIG. 8 shows a schematic view of the pre-positioning device according to the invention.
- FIG. 9 a schematic view of the flexibly adjustable support structure according to the invention with a connected pre-positioning device according to the invention to which a manipulator arm according to the invention is attached for the active positioning of a surgical instrument
- Figure 10 is a schematic side view of a parent carrying system to which the flexibly adjustable carrier system according to the invention with a total of four connected Vorposition réelles worn according to the invention, on each of which a manipulator according to the invention for active positioning of a surgical instrument is attached;
- Figure 1 1 is a schematic front view of the parent carrying system to which the flexibly adjustable carrier system according to the invention with a total of four connected pre-positioning according to the invention, to each of which a manipulator arm according to the invention for the active positioning of a surgical instrument is attached;
- FIG. 12 is an overall schematic view of the use of the parent support system in a robotic surgical system for use in minimally invasive surgery, such as in a surgical robotic system. laparoscopy.
- FIG. 13a shows a schematic view of the manipulator arm, on which an instrument guide device according to the invention is mounted on the telescopic boom.
- FIG. 13b shows a further schematic view of the manipulator arm of FIG. 13a in a different angular position, to which an instrument guide device according to the invention is attached to the telescopic boom.
- Figures 14a, 14b show schematically as a detail of the embodiment of Figure 13 a and 13 b with respect to the coupling of the guide device 90th
- FIGS. 15 a, 15 b show a position of the surgical instrument 9 which is shifted relative to FIGS. 14 a and 14 b.
- FIG 1 a, Figure 2a, Figure 1 b and Figure 2b show a manipulator according to the invention for the active positioning of a surgical instrument 9 including the coupling element 12 between the guide means 10 for performing a surgical instrument 9 and the structural device 4 for the realization of the second axis of rotation.
- Laparoscopic surgery typically involves 4 surgical instruments, including 3 surgical instruments and 1 camera or endoscope controlled by the operator via the telemanipulator system.
- According to the invention therefore, preferably 4 versions of a manipulator arm are present in the system.
- embodiments with 1 to 3 or more than 4 manipulator arms according to the present invention may be provided, each manipulator arm having at least one mounting and positioning device according to the invention.
- Each manipulator arm has the degree of freedom 3 for realizing pivotal movements of an instrument 9 coupled via an instrument drive unit 15 in the x and y directions and for a translatory movement in the z direction.
- each manipulator arm consists of a first drive unit 1, which allows a rotational movement of at least ⁇ 120 ° about the pivot axis 3 starting from the zero point position via the rotary joint 2.
- This rotational movement about the axis of rotation 3 leads to a tilting of the coupled constructive device consisting of the elements 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12 by an invariant point 13, the so-called pivotal point.
- the holding element 4 carries a linear actuator 5, which realizes a second rotational movement about a second pivot point 6, orthogonal to the axis of rotation 3.
- the coupling element 12 between the holding element 4 and the passage 10 for a surgical instrument 9 is connected to the Pivotal Vietnamese 13 with the implementation 10, that the rotation axis 3 passes through this Pivotal Vietnamese 13 and the implementation of 10 forcibly guided around the axis of rotation 3 performs the tilt.
- the implementation 10 realizes the access through the abdominal wall 14 of a patient for a surgical instrument 9 via a linear actuator 5 is a force on a coupling guide 7 in the pivot point 55, which realizes a rotation of the coupling guide 7 about the pivot point 6 by at least ⁇ 60 °.
- the bushing 10 serves as a guide device for the surgical instrument 9 and has a guide shaft 10s, which serves as an instrument guide of the instrument 9 and is preferably formed integrally with the bushing 10.
- a telescopic boom 8 is arranged.
- the telescopic boom 8 has an actuator 81.
- the supply and control lines for the actuator 81 of the telescopic boom 8 are guided along the thrust drive 5 through the holding element 4 and the drive unit 1 therethrough.
- the supply and control lines for the linear actuator 5 are guided through the holding element 4 and the drive unit 1 therethrough.
- an instrument drive unit 15 is rotatably arranged, as shown in Fig. 2a and 2b can be seen.
- the instrument drive unit 15 serves to realize the degree of freedom 4 of an instrument 9 coupled thereto.
- an instrument drive unit 15 is equipped with corresponding actuators.
- the supply and control lines for the actuators of the instrument drive unit 15 are guided through the telescopic boom 8, along the linear actuator 5 by the holding element 4 and the drive unit 1 therethrough.
- a tilting of the coupling element 7 leads to a tilting movement of the attached telescopic boom 8 about the axis of rotation 6 and thus to a tilting of the instrument drive unit 15 and the coupled thereto surgical instrument 9.
- the resulting position of the instrument longitudinal axis 1 1 corresponds to the axis between an instrument pivot point 56 of the instrument drive unit 15 on the telescopic boom 8 and the Pivotalddling 13.
- the surgical instrument 9 is forcibly guided by means of the implementation 10 along the instrument longitudinal axis 1 1, the means of the drives 1 and 5 a pivotal tilting movement of the surgical instrument 9 is realized around the Pivotal Vietnamese 13 in mutually orthogonal axes.
- a telescopic boom 8 is arranged such that the attached to the telescopic boom 8 by means of the instrument drive unit 15 surgical instrument 9 along the instrument longitudinal axis 1 1 through the implementation 10 and thus against the abdominal deck 14 can be moved.
- the entire structural design can be realized extremely compact.
- Surgical instruments 9 typically have a diameter of 5 to 10 mm and a length of 250 to 300 mm.
- the inventive embodiment of the telescopic boom 8 is designed so that a surgical instrument 9 by preferably at least 250mm along its instrument longitudinal axis 1 1 relative to the passage 10 can be moved and that in the case of the maximum depth of immersion of the surgical instrument 9 in the implementation 10 of the telescopic boom 8 its Having minimal length, ie only slightly protrudes beyond the proximal end of the surgical instrument 9, and thus the risk of collision between different surgical instruments 9 and telescopic arms 8 is minimized by manipulator arms arranged side by side due to the Pivotal Gayen.
- the entire structural design has a significantly reduced space requirement compared to the prior art.
- the complete length 16 of a manipulator arm according to the invention measured from the drive unit 1 to the pivotal point 13 is preferably less than 500mm.
- the embodiment with the coupling element 12 for positively guiding the Pivotalainss 13 on the implementation 10 allows the use of the manipulator arm according to the invention even with open, non-minimally invasive performed operations.
- FIG 3a, Figure 3b and Figure 4 show a manipulator according to the invention for the active positioning of a surgical instrument 9 without mechanical coupling between the guide means 10 for performing a surgical instrument and the structural device 4 for the realization of the second axis of rotation.
- the tilting movements generated by means of drive units 1 and 5 are not mechanically transmitted to the pivotal point 13 about the axes of rotation 3 and 6.
- the passage 10 functions in this embodiment as a floating bearing within the abdominal wall 14 as is the case with manual laparoscopy with hand-held instruments.
- the orientation of the instrument axis between the pivot point 56 of the instrument drive unit 15 and the pivot point of the guide means 10 results in the abdominal wall 14.
- the pivot point 13 in or on the abdominal wall 14 arises from the resulting force between externally impressed moment and reset Holding moment of the abdominal wall. This is for the tissue of the abdominal wall, especially when using more than one instrument 9 in their own guide device 10, gentler, since no direct mechanically fixed coupled force, by the coupling element 12, on the guide device 10 and thus on the abdominal wall 14th occurs.
- the telescopic boom 8 serves to displace the instrument 9 through the guide device 10 along the instrument axis.
- the thrust movement is effected by the displacement of at least 2, preferably 3 telescopic elements 8u, 8v, 8w to each other by an actuator 81 and actuators 82, 83, preferably designed as a toothed belt.
- the instrument 9 is supported by means of the instrument drive unit 15 in the instrument pivot 56 pivotally on the outermost telescopic element 8w.
- the resulting instrument axis 1 1 of the instrument 9 is due to the force application point 55 of the thruster 5 on the telescopic boom 8 is not identical to the telescopic longitudinal axis 58. Due to the pivotal arrangement of Instrument drive unit 15 at the outermost telescopic boom 8w and thus the possible pivoting or compensating movement about the instrument pivot 56 must be neither the force application point 55 nor the pivot point 6 of the coupling element 7 on the instrument longitudinal axis 1 1. In particular, the pivotable arrangement of the instrument drive unit 15 about the instrument pivot 56 that the instrument longitudinal axis 1 1 and the telescopic longitudinal axis 58 are mutually variable, wherein the force application point 55 and the instrument pivot 56 are different and influence each other.
- Figures 5a and 5b show a plan view of two different embodiments of the manipulator arm according to the invention for the active positioning of a surgical instrument.
- the structural design can preferably be used in a "right-sided” or "left-sided” design.
- the second drive unit 4 a can lie to the right of the axis of rotation 3 a - right-hand version - or the second drive unit 4 b can be located to the left of the axis of rotation 3 b - left-side design.
- the generation of the rotation axis 3a, 3b orthogonal rotational movement takes place analogously by the drive unit 5a, 5b.
- the movement of the surgical instrument 9a, 9b along its instrument longitudinal axis through the passage 10a, 10b takes place through the telescopic boom 8a, 8b.
- the surgical instrument 9a, 9b itself is mechanically connected to the telescopic boom 8a, 8b by means of an instrument drive unit 15a, 15b.
- FIG. 6 shows the use of two manipulator arms according to the invention for the active positioning of a surgical instrument in the embodiments "left-sided” and "right-sided” for common use with a single-port trocar 18 with the lead-throughs 18a, 18b, 18c.
- curved instruments 17a, 17b are preferably used in combination with a left-hand manipulator arm 1b, 4b, 8b and a right-hand manipulator arm 1a, 4a, 8a with the advantage that the surgical instruments 17a, 17b are guided by a common trocar 18 - Which allows access through the abdominal wall 14 of the patient - and each separate bushings 18 a, 18 b of the common trocars 18 can be used.
- the separate feedthroughs 18a, 18b and 18c of the common trocar 18 are movably tilted relative to the trocar 18 by an elastic material 60. Due to the possibility of using the manipulator arm according to the invention even without the mechanical coupling 12 between the holding element 4 on the manipulator arm and the pivotal point 13 (see FIG. 1a), the use of only one trocar 18 with at least two feedthroughs 18a, 18b is possible.
- the use of a left-hand manipulator arm 1 b, 4 b, 8 b according to the invention and a right-hand manipulator arm 1 a, 4 a, 8 a according to the invention minimizes the danger of collision between the manipulator arms due to the pivotal tilting movements.
- the present embodiment has the advantage of principle-based collision avoidance when merging or moving towards each other of the instrument tips in the body of the patient.
- FIG. 7 shows the structural design of a flexible carrier system or support carrier system 19-26 for preferably up to 4 pre-positioning devices and manipulator arms.
- the flexible support system can be supported via a coupling point 19 to a parent support system such that the flexible support system can be adjusted about the rotation axis 20 by at least ⁇ 90 ° in an optimal position.
- the flexible carrier system consists of preferably 4 coupling points 22a..d for the adaptation of up to four Vorpositionier Roaden.
- the outer coupling points 22a, 22d are connected by the joints 23, 24 with the coupling points 22b, 22c, which can be tilted by up to 30 ° relative to the axis 20.
- FIG. 8 shows a pre-positioning device 29..38 according to the invention for adaptation to a flexible carrier system (FIG. 7) and for receiving a manipulator arm according to the invention (FIG. 1..4).
- the Vorpositionier listening is attached by means of a coupling joint 29 to a coupling point (eg 22d) of the flexible support system and allows the rotation of a first Vorpositionieriatas 30 by preferably ⁇ 90 ° relative to the flexible support system, or the coupling point (eg 22d).
- a second pre-positioning element 32 is arranged rotatable by a further ⁇ 90 ° via a further joint 31 in relation to the first pre-positioning element 30.
- the axes of rotation of the coupling point 29 and the joint 31 are preferably arranged orthogonal to each other.
- the second Vorpositionierelement 32 is connected via a further joint 33 with a third Vorpositionierelement 34 such that the third Vorpositionierelement 34 relative to the second Vorpositionierelement 32 is rotatably mounted ⁇ 90 °.
- the third Vorpositionierelement 34 is connected to a fourth Vorpositionierelement 37 via a hinge 35.
- the axis of rotation 36 is preferably in each case orthogonal to the axis of rotation of the joint 31 and 33 and allows rotational movements by ⁇ 90 °.
- the fourth Vorpositionierelement 37 has a coupling point, which allows a rotational movement about the rotation axis 38, orthogonal to the axis of rotation 36.
- the coupling of the manipulator arm according to the invention as shown in Figures 1, 2, 3, 4, 5a and 5b ..
- FIG. 9 shows a preferred embodiment for the connection of the flexible mounting and support system 19-26 according to the invention with a pre-positioning device 29-38 according to the invention with, for example, a manipulator arm 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 10, 15 coupled thereto
- the manipulator arm is connected to the fourth pre-positioning element 37 of the pre-positioning device in the axis of rotation 38.
- the structural design is designed such that either a left-side or right-side embodiment of the manipulator arm according to the invention can be connected to the axis of rotation 38 of the pre-positioning.
- FIG. 10 and FIG. 11 show a constructional embodiment of the surgical robot system according to the invention and in particular of the higher-level carrying system 39-43 on which the flexibly adjustable carrier system 22a-22d according to the invention is coupled by means of the coupling point or coupling carrier connection 19.
- the parent carrying system allows the optimal pre-positioning of the flexible carrier system 22a - 22d by a horizontal orientation of the preferably mobile executed Base support or fixed bearing 42 to the operating table 48 (see Figure 12) and a vertical orientation by the setting of an optimal angle between the assembly 39 and 40 by the adjustment 41.
- the Vorpositionier coupled 29d invention. .38d attached and receives the manipulator arms according to the invention at the coupling point 38d.
- the entire structural design is distinguished from the prior art by the fact that the robotic components are all concentrated in the manipulator arm and therefore claimed the entire structural design compared to the prior art significantly less space and in particular only has a height 43, for example 1447 mm ,
- FIG. 12 shows a schematic overall view of the use of the higher-level carrying system 39... 42 in a robotic surgical system for use in minimally invasive surgery, such as, for example, laparoscopy.
- the user can transmit control commands for the actuators of the manipulator arm according to the invention via a suitable data connection 45 to a control unit 46.
- This is connected via a further data line 49 to the parent carrying system 39..42 and, equipped with a support arm or main support means 39, 40, a connected via the coupling point 19 flexible support system according to the patient position on the operating table 48 via a Coupling point 19 are prepositioned so that the flexible carrier system in conjunction with the Vorpositionier wisdomen allows optimal positioning of the manipulator arms.
- the image signals via suitable data links 49, 45, 50 of a processing unit 51 are supplied, which prepares the image data for display and via a further data path 52 of a visualization unit 53 supplies.
- the visualization unit 53 can display both 2D and 3D image data, for example separately, but also combined in a single image or a single image sequence.
- the control of which image data is to be displayed as is done by the control unit 44 as desired by the operator or surgeon.
- the control commands generated by the control unit 44 are transmitted to the processing unit 51 by means of the data path 50.
- the device according to the invention is designed such that at the telescope device an Instrument Insertseinreichtung is mounted, through which the surgical instrument is guided in a plane transverse to the longitudinal extent, wherein the instrument guide means in particular has a guide opening for the variable positioning of the surgical instrument.
- the additional instrument guiding device is attached to the telescopic device in which the shaft of the surgical instrument and / or endoscope extends.
- This additional instrument guide device is rigidly connected to the telescope device.
- the surgical instrument and / or endoscope is forcibly guided around the first axis of rotation when the manipulator arm rotates.
- the positive guidance is only for movements of the manipulator arm about the first axis of rotation.
- the additional instrument guide means allows free movement of the surgical instrument and / or endoscope such that there is a resultant instrument axis from the rotation of the instrument drive unit on the telescope means and the location of a first guide means (trocar) as the surgical instrument and / or telescope extends therethrough.
- FIGS. 13a, 13b, 14a, 14b, 15a, 15b show a manipulator according to the invention for active positioning of a surgical instrument 9 without mechanical coupling between the guide means 10 for performing a surgical instrument 9 and the structural device 4 for implementing the second axis of rotation.
- FIGS. 13 a and 13 b show an embodiment of the invention which essentially corresponds to that of FIGS. 3 a and 3 b with an instrument guide device 90.
- the instrument guide device 90 is attached by means of a detachable fastening device 91, in particular in the form of a screw, forcibly guiding the surgical instrument 9 through or within the instrument guiding device 90 upon rotation of the manipulator arm about a first axis of rotation (rotation of the rotary joint 2).
- the instrument guiding device 90 is structurally designed so that the surgical instrument 9, when the manipulator arm is tilted about a second axis of rotation 2 (rotation about the pivot point 6) within the instrument guide device 90 in a longitudinal opening 92 between the Limits 92a and 92b of the longitudinal opening 92 can move freely in one axis, so that a resulting alignment of the longitudinal axis of the surgical instrument 9 without forced guidance of the instrument pivot 56 and the guide device 10 results.
- This solution has the advantage that upon rotation of a surgical instrument 9 about a first axis of rotation (rotation about pivot joint 2) the surgical instrument 9 is forcibly guided and the instrument guidance device 90 used for positive guidance on the surgical instrument 9 acting forces are received in the direction of the axis of rotation 6 without mechanically coupling or connecting the instrument lead-through 10 with the manipulator arm.
- FIG. 13b illustrates the free pivotability of the instrument 9 in the instrument guide device 90 between the boundaries 92a and 92b of the guide opening.
- Figures 14a, 14b show schematically as a detail of the embodiment of Figure 13 a and 13 b with the instrument guide device 90 which is attached to the telescopic boom 8u by means of a screw, not shown, in the fastening device 8f, 91, preferably designed as a detachable screw or plug connection , Furthermore, the elongated guide opening 92 is shown with its lateral boundaries 92a and 92b, between which the surgical instrument 9 can be moved.
- Figures 15a, 15b also show diagrammatically the coupling of the instrument guiding device 90 to the telescopic arm 8u for further orientation of the surgical instrument 9 with respect to the longitudinal axis of the telescope 8u, whereby it can be seen that the surgical instrument 9 is movable in position within the instrument guiding device 90 ,
- the embodiment of the invention according to FIGS. 13 to 15 with the instrument guiding device 90 has the particular advantage that there is no dependence on the mechanical load limit of the trocar or the instrument leadthrough 10. Furthermore, the Instrumenten Resultsseinreichtung 90 allows that sets by the still existing decoupling of the longitudinal axis of the surgical instrument 9 from the longitudinal axis of the telescopic boom 8, a resulting pivot point 13 at the point at which the biomechanical stresses on the abdominal wall by the tilting of the Instrument guide 10 are minimal.
- the present invention thus relates on the one hand to a mounting and positioning device for a surgical instrument and / or an endoscope, wherein one or more such mounting and positioning devices according to the invention are mounted on a surgical robotic system respectively via coupling points, which coupling points in turn each are interconnected so that the required space of the surgical robotic system is advantageously very low.
- the particularly compact design results, moreover, from the particularly easy and compact feasibility of the holding and positioning device according to the invention, which can furthermore also be retrofitted to an existing robot system.
- the guide device for performing a surgical instrument via a coupling element with the structural device for generating the second axis of rotation is rigidly connected.
- the rotational movement of the rotation axis 1 thus leads to a forced movement of the guide device for performing a surgical instrument about the invariant point in a direction x.
- the guide means for performing a surgical instrument is not structurally rigidly connected to the structural device for generating the second axis of rotation.
- the guide means for performing a surgical instrument acts as a floating bearing in the abdominal wall as usual in manual laparoscopy.
- the surgical instrument is coupled via an instrument drive unit to the telescopic device, which comprises a rotary actuator, by means of which the shaft of the surgical instrument is rotatably varied relative to the starting position about the z-direction.
- the instrument drive unit preferably has three instrument actuators, by means of which the active unit of the surgical instrument attached to the distal end can be divided into three other degrees of freedom is variable.
- the instrument drive unit is rotatably arranged via a holding device at the proximal end of the telescope system.
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