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: Sanjib K. Ghosh and a Neurosurgical Planning Simulator.
Introduction
Sanjib K. Ghosh is an inventor associated with Université Laval in Ste-Foy, Canada. His patent work includes a simulator designed to help neurosurgeons assess potential paths for implanting probes in the brain.
Latest Patents
Ghosh is credited with 1 patent: “Simulator for Use as a Neurosurgical Aid in Determining Potential Paths.” The device uses stereoradiographs viewed stereoscopically, an adjustable ruler, and movable plotting plates. Rotatable transparent discs on the plates create floating lines in the stereoscopic model, representing possible probe paths and helping users evaluate their placement.
Career Highlights
The simulator reflects an application of mechanical and visual tools to neurosurgical planning. Its design enables potential probe trajectories to be examined in relation to selected locations in the brain.
Collaborations
Ghosh’s listed coworkers include Michel Boulianne and Louis Cloutier. The patent information associates his work with Université Laval.
Conclusion
Sanjib K. Ghosh’s patented simulator offers a stereoscopic method for exploring potential probe paths, connecting his inventive work with neurosurgical planning.
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