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A Study on Haptic Rendering in a Simulated Surgical Training Environment
Alexandria, Virginia March 25-March 29
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/HAPTICS.2006.1502006 International Symposium on Hapti ...
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Paul Marshall, Simon Fraser University
Shahram Payandeh, Simon Fraser University
John Dill, Simon Fraser University
We present a practical haptic model for a suturing simulator operating on spring-mass surface meshes. The model we use for suturing is a geometry-based model which includes the capability to form a knot. A method of extracting a tension value for a geometric suture is shown. Each reaction force that contributes to the haptic rendering of the tasks is analyzed, including contact forces, cutting forces, piercing, tissue resistance, collision forces between tools, and the cooperative forces inherent when the needle is passed from one hand to the other. The results are shown in a series of haptic force feedback plots over time..
Index Terms:
surgery simulation, suture simulation, haptic feedback, medical application
Citation:
Paul Marshall, Shahram Payandeh, John Dill, "A Study on Haptic Rendering in a Simulated Surgical Training Environment," haptics, pp.35, 2006 International Symposium on Haptic Interfaces for Virtual Environment and Teleoperator Systems (HAPTICS'06), 2006
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