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Accuracy of registration methods in frameless stereotaxis

Helm et al., 1998

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16395846270999620039
Author
Helm P
Eckel T
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Computer Aided Surgery: Official Journal of the International Society for Computer Aided Surgery (ISCAS)

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The accuracy of image to patient registration is a critical issue in the intraoperative use of frameless stereotaxic instruments for surgical guidance. This study was performed to assess the accuracy of image to head phantom registration using several standard registration …
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