Insert Needle Here! A Custom Display for Optimized Biopsy Needle Placement
summary
A sheet of electroluminescent screen-printed display is embedded behind a standard 210‑hole MRI needle template and wired to planning software so the exact hole lights up. A replica MRI table and patient setup test with 20 participants (3 radiologists, 17 researchers) shows the illuminated template is 51% faster, reduces NASA‑TLX workload by 47% and raises SUS usability by 30%. Prototype materials and electronics are MRI‑safe and ready for integrated sterilizable production.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and motivation
- 1:51MRI guided biopsy process
- 5:46MRI technology and constraints
- 7:33Electroluminescent display solution
- 8:36Prototype design and implementation
- 10:01User study and evaluation
- 11:48Results and findings
- 13:57Advantages and future work
- 16:24Q&A on needle placement feedback
- 17:26Integration and approval steps
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