1 August 1993 Image display and surgical visualization in interactive image-guided neurosurgery
Robert L. Galloway Jr., Charles A. Edwards II, Judith T. Lewis, Robert J. Maciunas
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Abstract
Interactive image-guided surgery is the synchronous display of surgical position on medical images during surgery. We have developed a technique for the dynamic display of surgical position on up to three independent sets of tomographic images. Each of these image sets may be composed of square images of any size and are limited only by the size of the disk in the system. In addition to the raster images, a graphic display is provided for visualization of relative position and surgical trajectory, or real-time intraoperative images may be used. This device allows for improved 3-D surgical navigation and lesion margin definition.
Robert L. Galloway Jr., Charles A. Edwards II, Judith T. Lewis, and Robert J. Maciunas "Image display and surgical visualization in interactive image-guided neurosurgery," Optical Engineering 32(8), (1 August 1993). https://doi.org/10.1117/12.143712
Published: 1 August 1993
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KEYWORDS
Surgery

Visualization

Tomography

Head

Image visualization

Ultrasonography

Computed tomography

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