Jason Sun

Title: Jason Sun and Surgical Positioning Innovation.

Introduction

Jason Sun is an inventor associated with Hsinchu, Taiwan. His work includes a patent for a surgical positioning system and method designed to help locate a patient’s lesion accurately during an operation.

Latest Patents

Sun is named on 1 patent: “Surgical Positioning System and Positioning Method Thereof.” The invention uses positioning elements placed on a user, an image-capturing device, and an X-ray machine. Before surgery, the device scans the user’s body and records marker points to create a three-dimensional model. During surgery, X-ray images capture the marker points again, and a host aligns them with the original points to reconstruct a model reflecting the user’s current posture. This approach is intended to support accurate lesion localization.

Career Highlights

Sun is associated with V5med Inc. His patented work focuses on combining presurgical imaging with intraoperative X-ray data to produce a three-dimensional surgical model that accounts for changes in a patient’s position.

Collaborations

The listed coworkers associated with Sun are Tzu-Kuei Shen and Kuo-Tung Hung. The available information does not specify their roles in the patent or their particular contributions.

Conclusion

Jason Sun’s patent describes an imaging-based positioning approach that reconstructs a patient-specific three-dimensional model during surgery, with the goal of improving lesion localization.