Video Demonstration: Principles and Steps of Q300 Micro Robot-Assisted Hemorrhagic Stroke Puncture Surgery

Video Demonstration: Principles and Steps of Q300 Micro Robot-Assisted Hemorrhagic Stroke Puncture Surgery

Demonstration Video: Principles and Steps of Q300 Micro Robot-Assisted Hemorrhagic Stroke Puncture Surgery (Click the image above to watch)
Neurosurgery Frontline News, hypertensive hemorrhagic stroke has a high mortality and disability rate among cerebrovascular diseases. In Asian countries, hypertensive hemorrhagic stroke patients account for 20%-30% of stroke patients, with a mortality rate as high as 35%-50%. Survivors often suffer from severe neurological dysfunction.
In China, spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage is a common and frequently occurring disease, with a high mortality and disability rate. In recent years, its incidence has shown a yearly increasing trend. Therefore, how to minimally invasively and quickly treat patients with spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage and reduce the mortality and disability rate is one of the major issues that neurosurgeons urgently need to address.
It is understood that microsurgery, endoscopic surgery, and puncture drainage are three common surgical methods, each with its own advantages and disadvantages in treating hypertensive hemorrhagic stroke. Among them, puncture drainage has advantages such as minimally invasive and rapid procedures, and there is also a pressing clinical demand for stereotactic navigation. However, the traditional frame-based stereotactic head frame installation operation is relatively time-consuming and cumbersome, making it difficult for many grassroots hospitals to routinely carry out and apply.

Video Demonstration: Principles and Steps of Q300 Micro Robot-Assisted Hemorrhagic Stroke Puncture Surgery

To address this clinical demand, the Q300 micro neurosurgical robot, developed jointly by Huazhong University of Science and Technology Precision Medicine and Tsinghua University along with several hospitals, has recently been officially launched. This lightweight and compact robot positioning module can perform minimally invasive puncture surgeries in the ICU, CT room, and even general wards, breaking through the stringent limitations of operating room scenarios and reducing preoperative preparation time by about 3 hours, while effectively meeting the efficiency and positioning accuracy requirements of emergency surgeries for hypertensive hemorrhagic strokes. Reference reading: News | Micro Neurosurgical Robot Q300 Approved for Market, Expanding Bedside Surgical Application Scenarios

At the same time, as a domestically produced micro surgical robot, the Q300 breaks through the high cost limitations and can fully meet the clinical needs of grassroots hospitals for frame-free stereotactic navigation technology.

Video Demonstration: Principles and Steps of Q300 Micro Robot-Assisted Hemorrhagic Stroke Puncture Surgery

In the puncture and suction surgery for hemorrhagic stroke, the Q300 micro surgical robot integrates robotic stereotactic technology with neuro-navigation technology. First, the patient’s head is fixed conventionally, the micro robot module and its supporting components are installed, and adjusted to the approximate area above the entry point. The robot automatically adjusts the angle and direction, then the micro robot module strictly follows the surgical plan set by the doctor, automatically adjusts the position and direction of the guide, and completes precise frame-free stereotactic navigation automatically.

Video Demonstration: Principles and Steps of Q300 Micro Robot-Assisted Hemorrhagic Stroke Puncture Surgery

Under the precise guidance of the guide, the doctor can easily perform craniotomy, establish channels, place catheters, perform biopsy suction, and electrode insertion, among various minimally invasive surgical operations. According to the specific needs of the patient’s condition, the Q300 can also assist doctors in the ICU, CT room, and even general wards to carry out fast, precise minimally invasive puncture surgeries.

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Video Demonstration: Principles and Steps of Q300 Micro Robot-Assisted Hemorrhagic Stroke Puncture Surgery

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Issue 81 Huazhong Online | Interview with Zhang Xinding from Lanzhou University Second Hospital: Department performs over 5,000 surgeries annually, robots accelerate the development of the discipline

Issue 80 Huazhong Online | Interview with Liu Fei from Zhongda Fifth Hospital: Robot assistance is more beneficial for the precision of general anesthesia DBS, intraoperative CT verification simplifies the process

Issue 79 Huazhong Navigation Special | Ding Wanhai from Shanghai Sixth Hospital: Suction surgery for hemorrhagic stroke entering the brain ventricle, how navigation achieves “killing two birds with one stone”

Issue 78 Huazhong Online | Interview with Wang Wenbo from Nanjing Hospital: The first 3D structured light ventriculoperitoneal shunt surgery in Guangxi successfully completed, more robot-assisted surgical applications to be developed

Issue 77 Huazhong Online | Interview with Song Jian from Central Theater General Hospital: How robot-assisted SEEG reduces cerebrospinal fluid loss

Issue 76 Huazhong Online | Interview with Zhang Jianzhong from Jiangxi Provincial People’s Hospital: Behind the scenes of Jiangxi’s first robot-assisted DBS surgery

Issue 75 Huazhong Online | Interview with Lou Lin from Zhejiang Provincial People’s Hospital: Large volume of domestic 3D structured light robot-assisted surgery cases and new concepts in hemorrhagic stroke surgery

Issue 74 Huazhong Navigation Special | Interview with Lv Zhongqiang from Hebei Medical University Second Hospital: How to predict fiber bundle pathways through navigation to improve glioma resection accuracy

Issue 73 Huazhong Online | Interview with Hu Shaoshan team from Zhejiang Provincial People’s Hospital on discipline construction in neurosurgery

Issue 72 Huazhong Online | Interview with Liu Qiangqiang from Ruijin Hospital: Application experience of robot 3D structured light and SinoPlan software

Issue 71 Huazhong Online | Interview with Long Hao from Southern Hospital: Robot-assisted surgeries about 200 times a year, occupying half of functional group surgeries

Issue 70 Huazhong Online | Interview with Dou Wancheng from Xiehe Hospital: How to perfectly place SEEG electrodes in a narrow space after two craniotomy surgeries for epilepsy patients

Issue 69 Huazhong Online | Interview with Lou Lin from Zhejiang Provincial People’s Hospital: Awakening of vegetative patients – robot-assisted deep brain electrode implantation surgery

Issue 68 Huazhong Online | Interview with Zhu Junming from Zhejiang University Second Hospital: Robot-assisted epilepsy DBS surgery, perfect avoidance of blood vessels through posterior approach

Issue 67 Briefing | Sanbo Neurosurgery team completes the first robot-assisted awakening surgery for vegetative patients in Chongqing

Issue 66 Huazhong Online | Xu Shuo from Qilu Hospital: Regularly carrying out robot-assisted SEEG treatment for refractory epilepsy case reports

Issue 65 Huazhong Navigation Special | Ma Yuan from Western Theater General Hospital: Application of multimodal neuro-navigation in neurosurgery

Issue 64 Huazhong Navigation Special | Feng Jinzhu from Sichuan Provincial People’s Hospital: How to use neuro-navigation and 3D printing multimodal technology to guide brain tumor resection

Issue 63 Huazhong Online | Interview with Lei Ding: Construction and future development of functional neurosurgery sub-specialty at West China Hospital

Issue 62 Huazhong Online | Interview with the robot surgery team from Shanghai Ninth Hospital: 3D structured light registration is especially suitable for emergency surgeries for hypertensive hemorrhagic strokes

Issue 61 Huazhong Online | Interview with Wang Hongwei from Qilu Hospital: 3D structured light registration is fast and accurate, sharing experiences of robot-assisted biopsy

Issue 60 Huazhong Online | Under the guidance of intelligent robots, balloon compression therapy for trigeminal neuralgia in three cases

Issue 59 Huazhong Online | Interview with Hou Lijun from Changzheng Hospital: Accelerated integration of craniocerebral trauma and hypertensive hemorrhagic stroke treatment, how to ensure surgical safety

Issue 58 Huazhong Online | Interview with Zhao Jianhua and Zhao Heng: First robot-assisted multi-lead electrode implantation for epilepsy in Yunnan Province

Issue 57 Huazhong Online | Yang Jun from Peking University Third Hospital: New generation navigation, 3D structured light registration and DTI multimodal cutting-edge progress in neurosurgery

Huazhong Online Issue 56 | Wu Jinsong from Huashan Hospital: Understanding and clinical application of 3D structured light technology in neurosurgery

Huazhong Online Issue 55 | Interview with Jiang Wei from Wuhan Tongji Hospital: First robot-assisted awakening surgery for vegetative patients in Hubei Province

Huazhong Online Issue 54 | Interview with Bao Min from Shengjing Hospital: Various applications and experiences of robot-assisted surgery, how to improve registration speed and accuracy is especially important

Huazhong Online Issue 53 | Interview with Zhao Rui from Fudan Children’s Hospital: How to achieve multimodal image fusion + intraoperative electrode implantation under 3D visualization for children with FCD

Huazhong Online Issue 52 | Interview with Li Xuesong from Huizhou Third Hospital: First to carry out robot-assisted “puncture first, then resection” surgical mode for tumors near functional areas

Huazhong Online Issue 51 | Interview with Yin Shaoya from Huahu Hospital: How SEEG locates and intervenes in the impact of epilepsy pathways on motor function

Huazhong Online Issue 50 | Hu Jie’s robot-assisted SEEG electrode implantation, how to avoid vascular damage

Huazhong Online Issue 49 | How to apply artificial intelligence and new generation navigation in the treatment of hemorrhagic stroke – Feng Ming from Peking Union Medical College Hospital

Huazhong Online Issue 48 | Hu Jie’s robot-assisted SEEG electrode implantation, how to avoid vascular damage

Huazhong Online Issue 47 | How to apply artificial intelligence and new generation navigation in the treatment of hemorrhagic stroke – Feng Ming from Peking Union Medical College Hospital

Huazhong Online Issue 46 | Interview with Hu Jie: Overview of the development of functional neurosurgery sub-specialty at Huashan Hospital

Issue 45 Briefing | Neurosurgery department of Ganzhou People’s Hospital completes the first robot-assisted SEEG surgery for pediatric refractory epilepsy in the southern region

Issue 44 Briefing | Huazhong Precision Surgical Robot Application Promotion Meeting Held – Report on the 10th National Functional Neurosurgery Academic Conference

Issue 43 Briefing | The team of Li Junju from Hainan Provincial People’s Hospital successfully completes two cases of robot-assisted DBS surgery in the province

Huazhong Online Issue 42 | The team of Shu Kai and Hu Feng from Wuhan Tongji Hospital completes a series of robot-assisted functional neurosurgery after the pandemic

Huazhong Online Issue 41 | Long Hao: New method proposed for intraoperative error correction in robot-assisted general anesthesia frame-free DBS surgery – Comments by Qi Songtao

Huazhong Online Issue 40 | Interview with Gao Yufei and Zhang Jinnan from Jilin University Third Hospital: Robot-assisted puncture drainage surgery for brainstem hemorrhage, how to improve rescue rates

Huazhong Online Issue 39 | Interview with Shan Qiao from Zhengzhou University Fifth Affiliated Hospital: Sharing experiences of over 2,000 surgeries in the department of epilepsy – Comments by Wang Xinjun

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Huazhong Online Issue 37 | Interview with Li Shaoyi from Shengjing Hospital: The department’s surgeries feature functional protection, robot-assisted SEEG insights – Comments by Liu Yunhui

Huazhong Online Issue 36 | Song Shiwei from Fujian Union Hospital: How to comprehensively evaluate preoperative epilepsy foci and functional areas using imaging and electrophysiological information

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Huazhong Online Issue 34 | Liu Qingzhu from Peking University Hospital: Pediatric epilepsy center surgery, how to effectively utilize robots (with related cases)

Briefing | Nature publishes research progress on unmarked positioning technology of surgical robots in China

Huazhong Online Issue 32 | Interview with Wang Jin from Tsinghua Chang Gung Hospital: The value of robot-assisted “puncture-type” surgeries is severely underestimated, functional neurosurgery best reflects the integration of medicine and engineering

Huazhong Online Issue 31 – NeuroSurgery: A retrospective study of 100 patients proves that LITT is a new method for treating intracranial tumors and epilepsy – Comments by Zhang Kai from Tiantan Hospital

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Huazhong Online Issue 29 | Chen Fuyong from Shenzhen University General Hospital: Experiences in epilepsy surgery and robot-assisted SEEG/DBS surgeries

Huazhong Online Issue 28 | Guo Mian from Harbin Medical University Second Hospital: How to use robots to solve the precision problem of deep brain hemorrhage puncture, including hematoma puncture flowchart | Comments by Jiang Chuanlu

Issue 27 – Briefing | Surgical planning software SinoPlan free version released online

Huazhong Online Issue 26 | Zhu Junming from Zhejiang University Second Hospital: Clinical application frontiers of Sino neurosurgical robots, from image fusion to surgical approach design

Huazhong Online Issue 25 | Interview with Cai Lixin from Peking University First Hospital: Rapid growth of pediatric epilepsy surgeries in the country but facing three major development bottlenecks

Huazhong Online Issue 24 | Interview with Tao Wei from Shenzhen University General Hospital: The department has established itself for two years, pain treatment has become a growth point for functional neurosurgery

Huazhong Online Issue 23 | From hemorrhagic stroke to DBS, detailed explanation of five major indications for robots in neurosurgery – Liu Changqing from Chongqing Sanbo

Huazhong Online Issue 22 | Yang Zhiquan from Xiangya Hospital: Efficacy analysis of bilateral Gpi-DBS for Meige syndrome

Huazhong Online Issue 21 | A new registration system for robot-assisted DBS surgery in neurosurgery research – Guo Yi from Peking Union Medical College Hospital

Huazhong Online Issue 20 | Mind-controlled robotic hand team from Zhejiang University Second Hospital completes the first domestic implantation of brain-machine interface technology

Huazhong Online Issue 19 | Interview with Xu Jiwen from Renji Hospital: Why preoperative MRI must be done with 1mm thin layer scans for SEEG

Huazhong Online Issue 18 | Interview with Qi Songtao from Southern Hospital: Research progress on hypothalamic injury repair mechanisms will change which neurosurgical procedures

Huazhong Online Issue 17 | Yang Zhiquan from Xiangya Hospital: Robot navigation and image post-processing technology promote and change the development process of functional neurosurgery

Huazhong Online Issue 16 | Interview with Wang Guangzhi from Tsinghua University: Four steps to develop neurosurgical robots, perception capability is key

Huazhong Online Issue 15 | Interview with Zhang Shizhong from Zhujiang Hospital: Reflections on twenty years of DBS surgery for Parkinson’s disease and how to eliminate potential risks

Huazhong Online Issue 14 | Interview with Li Yunlin from Capital Institute of Pediatrics: The direction of pediatric epilepsy surgery is more minimally invasive, what applications do robots have

Huazhong Online Issue 13 Special Interview | Shi Jianguo and Gao Zaifen from Qilu Children’s Hospital: Completion of the first robot-assisted SEEG surgery for pediatric refractory epilepsy in Shandong Province

Huazhong Online Issue 12 | Interview with Li Shiting from Xinhua Hospital: Cranial nerve function is the last “fortress” of neurosurgery, the department’s annual surgery volume will exceed 4,000

Huazhong Online Issue 11 | Zhang Kai from Tiantan Hospital: Six advantages of robot-assisted surgery in SEEG applications

Huazhong Online Issue 10 | Interview with Zhou Wenjing: 3D reconstruction and image fusion software are the biggest advantages of domestic surgical robots | Comments by Zhang Yuqi

Huazhong Neurosurgery Online Issue 9 | Interview with Yang Xuejun: The launch of the neurosurgical equipment development project for real-time identification and removal of residual and infiltrative parts of gliomas

Huazhong Neurosurgery Online Issue 8 | Interview with Zhang Jianmin from Zhejiang University Second Hospital: The unstoppable trend of interventional cerebrovascular techniques, neurosurgeons must participate to enhance effectiveness

Precision in Surgery Issue 7 | Interview with Zhang Jianmin from Zhejiang University Second Hospital: Overview of the department’s 60-year development and the characteristics of surgical robots and other technical equipment in composite operating rooms

Precision in Surgery Issue 6 | Where are the advantages of robot-assisted SEEG surgery and how its application range will continue to expand – Zhu Junming from Zhejiang University Second Hospital

Precision in Surgery Issue 5 | Zhu Junming from Zhejiang University Second Hospital: What advantages does robot-assisted DBS surgery have besides precision | Comments by Zhang Jianmin

Precision in Surgery Issue 4 | What breakthroughs are there in registration methods and time for robot-assisted DBS surgery – Guo Yi from Peking Union Medical College Hospital

Precision in Surgery Issue 3 | Interview with Li Jianyu from Xuanwu Hospital: How to use surgical robots to improve the accuracy of DBS implantation

Precision in Surgery Issue 2 | [Update] Discussion transcript: What are the safety bottom lines and breakthroughs for artificial intelligence in neurosurgical robots

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Video Demonstration: Principles and Steps of Q300 Micro Robot-Assisted Hemorrhagic Stroke Puncture Surgery

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