Lymph Node Detection Using Robot Assisted Electrical Impedance Scanning and an Artificial Neural Network

Alex Tinggaard Årsvold, Andreas Sørensen Zeltner, Zhuoqi Cheng, K. Schwaner, Pernille Tine Jensen, T. Savarimuthu
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Lymphadenectomy is frequently performed as a surgical treatment for cancer. Lymph nodes grow inside fat and have similar color as fat, making them difficult to detect. In Robotic Assisted Minimally Invasive Surgery (RAMIS), it can be even more challenging due to the lack of haptic feedback. This study proposes a novel method to measure the electrical property of a target tissue site and determine whether a lymph node is present underneath through an Artificial Neural Network classifier. The proposed system and method are built, analyzed, and evaluated based on simulation and ex vivo tissue phantom experiments. The experimental results show a very high accuracy (93.49%) in detecting a lymph node that is embedded deep inside fat. Given the promising results and the portability of the proposed system, we believe it has great potential to improve the quality of related surgical procedures.
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利用机器人辅助电阻抗扫描和人工神经网络进行淋巴结检测
淋巴结切除术常作为一种手术治疗癌症。淋巴结生长在脂肪内部,颜色与脂肪相似,因此很难被发现。在机器人辅助微创手术(RAMIS)中,由于缺乏触觉反馈,它可能更具挑战性。本研究提出了一种新的方法来测量目标组织部位的电特性,并通过人工神经网络分类器确定下面是否存在淋巴结。基于仿真和离体组织模型实验,对所提出的系统和方法进行了构建、分析和评估。实验结果表明,在检测深埋在脂肪中的淋巴结时,准确率非常高(93.49%)。鉴于有希望的结果和所提出的系统的可移植性,我们相信它有很大的潜力来提高相关外科手术的质量。
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