This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Universitè Laval. Active years: 1986.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1986
Title: Pierre-Michel Arseneault: A Neurosurgical Planning Simulator
Introduction
Pierre-Michel Arseneault is an inventor associated with Charlesbourg, Canada, and Université Laval. His work includes a patented simulator designed to help assess potential paths for neurosurgical probe implantation.
Latest Patents
Arseneault is credited with 1 patent: “Simulator for Use as a Neurosurgical Aid in Determining Potential Paths.” The device is designed for use with stereoradiographs to help locate possible probe paths to selected brain locations. It features a support holding radiographs for stereoscopic viewing, a movable ruler, and two transparent plotting plates that slide along the ruler. Each plate has a circular opening and a rotatable transparent disc with a radial line. Viewed stereoscopically, the line appears to float in the model, representing a probe path.
Career Highlights
The simulator’s design brings together stereoscopic imaging and adjustable plotting components to support the evaluation of potential probe trajectories. The supplied information associates Arseneault with Université Laval.
Collaborations
Sanjib K. Ghosh and Paul Labissonniere are identified as Arseneault’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Pierre-Michel Arseneault’s patented simulator applies stereoscopic visualization and adjustable plotting to the planning of potential neurosurgical probe paths.
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