epidural_spinal_injection_dataset

The accurate placement of a needle into the spinal column is critical for spinal anesthesia, spinal taps, and other spinal procedures. Currently, the insertion of the needle is guided by visual and palpation feedback, which can be limited in accuracy and reliability. This study presents a novel approach    to providing tactile feedback during needle insertion into the spinal column. This study aims to investigate the effectiveness    of providing feedback during the insertion of a needle into the epidural column. The study uses force-sensing resistor that is placed at the base of the needle. As the needle is inserted into the spinal column, the sensors measure the resistance and force encountered by the needle. These measurements are transmitted to a computer system that processes the data and generates real-time graphical feedback. The system was tested on a phantom model that simulates the spinal column. The results showed that the tactile feedback provided by the system improved the accuracy of needle placement and fewer tries at needle insertion were needed. The proposed tactile feedback system has the potential to improve the accuracy and safety of needle placement during spinal procedures.

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背景概述

该数据集包含利用力敏电阻器在针头插入脊柱过程中测量的阻力和力数据，用于研究触觉反馈系统对提高脊柱手术中针头放置准确性的效果。实验表明，该反馈系统能够提升准确性并减少尝试次数，具有改善手术安全性的潜力。