首页|Patent Application Titled 'Surgical Platform And Trolley Assembly' Published Onl ine (USPTO 20240164969)
Patent Application Titled 'Surgical Platform And Trolley Assembly' Published Onl ine (USPTO 20240164969)
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Reporters obtained the following quote from the background information supplied by the inventors: “Use of conventional surgical robots and robotic systems durin g surgery has become common. Such conventional surgical robots and robotic syste ms are typically separate from conventional surgical tables supporting patients, and the base portions thereof are typically positionable adjacent the heads, th e feet, or the lateral sides of the patients and corresponding portions of the s urgical tables. Movement of the conventional surgical robots and robotic systems is typically independent of and not coordinated with movement of the convention al surgical tables. To illustrate, the base portions of the conventional surgica l robots and robotic systems typically can be positioned and repositioned on the ground relative to the surgical tables and the patients supported thereby, and various arms of the surgical robots and robotic systems typically can be positio ned and repositioned to the surgical tables and the patients supported thereby. And the surgical tables typically can be positioned and repositioned on the grou nd relative to the surgical robot and robotic systems, and the conventional surg ical tables typically can be adjusted/articulated to adjust/articulate the posit ions of the patients supported thereby. However, the conventional surgical robot s and robotic systems do not control movement of the conventional surgical table s, and vice versa. As such, coordinated movement between the conventional surgic al robots and robotics systems and the conventional surgical tables can be very difficult. Therefore, there is a need for a surgical table for use with a surgic al robot or robotic system that can be interconnected relative to the surgical r obot or robotic system to facilitate coordinated movement therebetween. Such a s urgical table can itself be used to facilitate performance of conventional surge ry on a patient supported thereby, and also can include a surgical platform port ion that can be interconnected relative to the surgical robot or robotic system, and a trolley portion that can be used in positioning and repositioning the sur gical platform to facilitate interconnection of the surgical platform relative t o and surgery by the interconnected surgical robot or robotic system.”
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