WO2017116346A1 - Intervertebral disc system with monitoring capabilities - Google Patents
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- This invention is related to a disk frame system which enables measurement of data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the frames inserted into the lumbar and cervical region inside the body as long as preferred and which enables wireless transfer of these data to an external medium.
- the object of the invention is to embody a disk frame system that enables measurement of data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the frames inserted into the lumber and cervical regions as long as preferred when inside the body.
- Another object of the invention is to embody a disk frame system that enables wireless transfer of force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the frames inserted into the lumber and cervical regions inside the body to an external medium.
- the invention is related to a disk frame system which enables measurement of data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the frames inserted into the lumber and cervical regions as long as preferred when inside the body and which enables wireless transfer of such data to an external medium.
- Figure 1 is the schematic view of the disk frame system.
- a disk frame system ( 1) which enables measurement of data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the frames inserted into the lumber and cervical regions as long as preferred when inside the body and which enables wireless transfer of such data to an external medium comprises, in its basic form; a body (2),
- At least one sensor (3) which is positioned on the body (2) and measures data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the body (2) at least one transmitter (4) which is located in the sensor (3) and which wirelessly transfers the data measured by the sensor (3) to an external medium from within the body,
- At least one display (6) that enables displaying and analyzing the information obtained by the receiver (5).
- the disk frame system (1 ) of the invention there is at least one body (2), at least one sensor (3) that is positioned on the body (2) that measures data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the body (2), at least one transmitter (4) which is located in the sensor (3) and which wirelessly transfers the data measured by the sensor (3) to an external medium from within the body, at least one receiver (5) which enables obtaining the information provided by the transmitter (4) and at least one display (6) that enables displaying and analyzing the information obtained by the receiver (5).
- the body (2) of the disk frame system ( 1 ) of the invention is designed in accordance with the geometry of the lumber or cervical vertebra and has the ability to compensate the distance between two vertebras.
- various deformations and stresses formed on the body (2) located on the disk frame system ( 1 ) of the invention are detected by the sensor (3).
- the body (2) located on the disk frame system ( 1 ) measures the forces acting on itself and wirelessly transfers data to external medium from within the body via the transmitter (4).
- the senor (3) located on the disk frame system ( 1 ) of the invention can directly transmit the mentioned information itself as well as via the transmitter (4).
- the data wirelessly transferred to external medium by the transmitter (4) located on the disk frame system ( 1 ) of the invention is gathered by the receiver (5) and transferred to the display (6).
- data such as force, direction of force, displacement, direction of displacement, deformation, direction of deformation and the like can be both displayed and analyzed in the display (6).
Abstract
This invention is related to a disk frame system (1) which enables measurement of data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the frames inserted into the lumbar and cervical region inside the body as long as preferred and which enables wireless transfer of these data to an external medium.
Description
INTERVERTEBRAL DISC SYSTEM WITH MONITORING CAPABILITIES
DESCRIPTION Technical Field of the Invention
This invention is related to a disk frame system which enables measurement of data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the frames inserted into the lumbar and cervical region inside the body as long as preferred and which enables wireless transfer of these data to an external medium.
Background of the Invention When damage happens between two vertebras due to diseases such as tumors and accidents, different surgical methods are applied for vertebras at different regions and furthermore different frames are inserted. Among these implants, the implants inserted into the neck region are called cervical and the ones inserted into the loin region are called lumber region implants. These implants are used for integrating two vertebras to each other and to maintain the paravertebral height between two neighboring bones by filling the space after surgically removing the disk-like gelatinous structure which is located between two vertebras and has shock damping features (discectomy). The main goal of the surgical operation in lumber and cervical disk disorders is to remove the herniated disk and/or compression of the bones. However, another surgical operation is needed in the later periods due to repeated loads and being subject to continuous movements. This and similar situations may cause serious traumas for the patient.
In the lumber and cervical frames used today, there is no system for wireless transfer of data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the frames to an external medium.
Objects of the Invention
The object of the invention is to embody a disk frame system that enables measurement of data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the frames inserted into the lumber and cervical regions as long as preferred when inside the body.
Another object of the invention is to embody a disk frame system that enables wireless transfer of force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the frames inserted into the lumber and cervical regions inside the body to an external medium. Brief Description of the Invention
The invention is related to a disk frame system which enables measurement of data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the frames inserted into the lumber and cervical regions as long as preferred when inside the body and which enables wireless transfer of such data to an external medium.
Detailed Description of the Invention The disk frame system that is embodied to achieve the objects of the invention is shown in the appended figure, wherein;
Figure 1. is the schematic view of the disk frame system.
Reference numbers are individually assigned to the parts in the figures and the numbers correspond to;
1. Disk frame system
2. Body
3. Sensor
4. Transmitter
5. Receiver
6. Display
A disk frame system ( 1) which enables measurement of data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the frames inserted into the lumber and cervical regions as long as preferred when inside the body and which enables wireless transfer of such data to an external medium comprises, in its basic form; a body (2),
at least one sensor (3) which is positioned on the body (2) and measures data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the body (2) at least one transmitter (4) which is located in the sensor (3) and which wirelessly transfers the data measured by the sensor (3) to an external medium from within the body,
- at least one receiver (5) that enables obtaining the information provided by the transmitter (4),
at least one display (6) that enables displaying and analyzing the information obtained by the receiver (5).
In a preferred embodiment of the invention, on the disk frame system (1 ) of the invention, there is at least one body (2), at least one sensor (3) that is positioned on the body (2) that measures data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the body (2), at least one transmitter (4) which is located in the sensor (3) and which wirelessly transfers the data measured by the sensor (3) to an external medium from within the body, at least one receiver (5) which enables obtaining the information provided by the transmitter (4) and at least one display (6) that enables displaying and analyzing the information obtained by the receiver (5).
In an embodiment of the invention, the body (2) of the disk frame system ( 1 ) of the invention is designed in accordance with the geometry of the lumber or cervical vertebra and has the ability to compensate the distance between two vertebras.
In another embodiment of the invention, various forces (bending, twisting, pulling, compression) from many directions acting on the body (2) located on the disk frame system ( 1 ) of the invention are detected by the sensor (3).
In another embodiment of the invention, various deformations and stresses formed on the body (2) located on the disk frame system ( 1 ) of the invention are detected by the sensor (3). In another embodiment of the invention, the body (2) located on the disk frame system ( 1 ) measures the forces acting on itself and wirelessly transfers data to external medium from within the body via the transmitter (4).
In another embodiment of the invention, the sensor (3) located on the disk frame system ( 1 ) of the invention can directly transmit the mentioned information itself as well as via the transmitter (4).
In another embodiment of the invention, the data wirelessly transferred to external medium by the transmitter (4) located on the disk frame system ( 1 ) of the invention is gathered by the receiver (5) and transferred to the display (6).
In another embodiment of the invention, data such as force, direction of force, displacement, direction of displacement, deformation, direction of deformation and the like can be both displayed and analyzed in the display (6).
Claims
A disk frame system (1 ) which enables measurement of data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the frames inserted into the lumber and cervical regions as long as preferred when inside the body and which enables wireless transfer of such data to an external medium, and in its basic form which is characterized by;
- at least one body (2),
at least one sensor (3) which is positioned on the body (2) and measures data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like created on the body (2)
at least one transmitter (4) which is located in the sensor (3) and which wirelessly transfers the data measured by the sensor (3) to an external medium from within the body,
at least one receiver (5) that enables obtaining the information provided by the transmitter (4),
at least one display (6) that enables displaying and analyzing the information obtained by the receiver (5).
A disk frame system ( 1 ) according to Claim 1 , characterized by the body (2) designed in accordance with the geometry of the lumber or cervical vertebra.
A disk frame system (1) according to Claim 1 , characterized by the body (2) that has the ability to compensate the distance between two vertebras.
A disk frame system (1) according to Claim 1 , characterized by the body (2) specially designed to provide flexibility in waist movements.
5. A disk frame system (1 ) according to Claim 1 , characterized by the sensor (3) that enables detection of various forces (bending, twisting, pulling, compression) from many directions acting on the body (2).
6. A disk frame system (1 ) according to Claim 1 , characterized by the sensor (3) that enables detection of various deformations occurring on the body (2).
7. A disk frame system (1) according to Claim 1 , characterized by the sensor (3) that enables detection of stresses occurring on the body (2).
8. A disk frame system (1 ) according to Claim 1 , characterized by the transmitter (4) that enables wireless transfer of data to external medium from within the body by measuring the forces.
9. A disk frame system (1) according to Claim 1 , characterized by the receiver
(5) that enables collection of data directed wirelessly to external medium by the transmitter (4).
10. A disk frame system (1) according to Claim 1 , characterized by the receiver (5) that enables transfer of data directed wirelessly to external medium by the transmitter (4) to the display (6).
11. A disk frame system ( 1 ) according to Claim 1 , characterized by the display
(6) that enables displaying the data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like.
12. A disk frame system ( 1) according to Claim 1 , characterized by the display (6) that enables displaying the data such as force, direction of force, deformation, direction of deformation, displacement, direction of displacement and the like.
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