/Systems And Methods For Facilitating Movement Efficiency Of A Medical Device Within A Bodily Cavity
Abstract

A data processing device system may be configured to cause display of a three-dimensional graphical representation of a first volume within a bodily cavity, cause the three-dimensional graphical representation to be annotated to include a graphical annotation set, and cause, at least in response to the annotation, the three-dimensional graphical representation to add an anatomical feature graphical representation. A data processing device system may be configured cause display of a particular graphical representation including a graphical representation of a particular volume within a cardiac cavity, cause the particular graphical representation to be annotated to include a graphical annotation set having a particular graphical attribute set, and cause, in response to a movement of a medical device, a changing of the particular graphical attribute set while the graphical annotation set graphically remains in correspondence with a same location in real-world three-dimensional space.

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What is claimed is:

A data processing device system may be configured to cause display of a three-dimensional graphical representation of a first volume within a bodily cavity, cause the three-dimensional graphical representation to be annotated to include a graphical annotation set, and cause, at least in response to the annotation, the three-dimensional graphical representation to add an anatomical feature graphical representation. A data processing device system may be configured cause display of a particular graphical representation including a graphical representation of a particular volume within a cardiac cavity, cause the particular graphical representation to be annotated to include a graphical annotation set having a particular graphical attribute set, and cause, in response to a movement of a medical device, a changing of the particular graphical attribute set while the graphical annotation set graphically remains in correspondence with a same location in real-world three-dimensional space.
Timeline
Filed
05/21/2026
Published
09/17/2026
Granted
Not Available
IPC Codes(6)
A61B 34/00:Computer-aided surgery; Manipulators or robots specially adapted for use in surgery
A61B 18/00:Surgical instruments, devices or methods for transferring non-mechanical forms of energy to or from the body (eye surgery A61F 9/007; ear surgery A61F 11/20)
A61B 34/10:Computer-aided planning, simulation or modelling of surgical operations