Changhan Jun, Sung-hwan Lim, J. Wolinsky, T. Garzon-Muvdi, D. Petrisor, K. Cleary, D. Stoianovici
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MR Safe Robot Assisted Needle Access of the Brain: Preclinical Study
We report the results of preclinical experiments for direct MRI-guided needle interventions in the brain. An MR Safe robot was incorporated into an intraoperative MRI system. Deep regions of the brain simulated in a cranial mockup were targeted with a needle under robotic assistance. The 3D accuracy of in-scanner targeting at an average depth of 95mm was 1.55mm, with no manual corrections.