Synaptive Medical (barbados) Inc.

Synaptive Medical Inc.

Syncrude Canada Ltd.

Murphy Oil Company Ltd.

Mocal Energy Limited

Imperial Oil Resources

Nexen Corporation

Aec Oil Sands, L.p.

Canadian Oil Sands Limited

Petro-canada Oil and Gas

Conocophillips Oilsands Partnership Ii

Canadian Oil Sands Commercial Trust

Samson Ng

Jakub Jankowski

Leila Kheradpir

Kyle Richard Dupont

Kirusha Srimohanarajah

Kishan Hitesh Shah

Gal Sela

Kai Michael Hynna

Jonathan Spence

Dorothy Lui

Robert Siy

Shysta Ismaili

Omar Taqreiz Ahmad Khan

Barry Bara

Jun Long

Stephen Abellera

Waldemar Maciejewski

Jason Schaan

Kamal Hammad

Teddy Kwong

Michael Lipsett

JeongCheol Seok

Omar Taqreiz Khan

Methods and apparatuses for performing patient registration. 3D scan data from a 3D scanner, preoperative image data, first tracking data from a first tracking system, and second tracking data from a second tracking system are mapped to a common coordinate space. The 3D scan data and the first tracking data are mapped to each other using a transformation that is determined based on a calibration relating the 3D scan coordinate space and the tracking coordinate space. The 3D scan data and the preoperative image data are mapped to each other using a surface matching algorithm. The first tracking data and the second tracking data are mapped to each other based on tracking of the patient reference device.

Systems, devices, and methods for contactless patient registration for a medical procedure

A device and method is provided for a trackable suction tool for surgical use. The suction tool provides multiple configurations for the tip and reference tree, while allowing tracking by a navigation system. The tip and reference tree are attached to the suction tool handle by a snap fit, a threaded ring with key and slot connections or semi-Allen key connections, providing specific rotational configurations of the tip, handle and reference tree with each other. The handle may include a rotatable outer sleeve with a tear-shaped orifice for suction regulation and an inner sleeve with a corresponding opening, allowing variable placement of the tear-shaped orifice relative to the longitudinal axis of the suction tool. The features of the device allow a suction tool with multiple configurations to be trackable with a navigation system.

Tracked suction tool

Patient registration systems, devices, and methods for a medical procedure

A handheld scanner is provided for use in registering a patient for a medical procedure with a medical navigation system. The handheld scanner has a housing having a main body portion having a first end and a second end and a handle portion having a first end and a second end with the second end attached to the second end of the main body portion with a bridge portion. The handheld scanner further has a circuit board contained in the housing, a processor connected to the circuit board, a light emitter contained in the main body portion and connected to the circuit board, a light detector contained in the main body portion and connected to the circuit board, and a button connected to the circuit board and located on the second end of the handle portion. The button is engageable by a thumb of a hand holding the handle portion.

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Toronto, Canada

Samson Ng