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Computer-Aided Surgery based on Auto-Stereoscopic Augmented Reality
London, England July 14-July 16
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/IV.2004.1320143Eighth International Conference on In ...
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C?line Paloc, VICOMTech, Spain
Eduardo Carrasco, VICOMTech, Spain
Iv?n Mac?, VICOMTech, Spain
Rub?n G?mez, VICOMTech, Spain
I?igo Barandiar?, VICOMTech, Spain
Jos? Manuel Jim?nez, STT Engineering & Systems S.L., Spain
Oskar Rueda, Bilbom?tica S.A., Spain
Jorge Ortiz de Urbina, Hepatobiliary Surgery & Hepatic Transplant Unit, Spain
Andr?s Valdivieso, Hepatobiliary Surgery & Hepatic Transplant Unit, Spain
Georgios Sakas, Fraunhofer IGD, Germany
Although Augmented Reality (AR) promises to provide valuable means for Computer-Aided Surgery, the underlying technologies often create a cumbersome work environment that is inadequate for clinical employment. A great deal of research is still needed to develop comfortable and easy-to-use tools providing an augmented view of the patient and its main internal structures. In this paper, we propose to develop an AR system for enhanced visualization of the liver that involves minimal annoyance for both the surgeon and the patient. The ultimate application of our system is to assist the surgeon in oncological liver surgery.
Index Terms:
Augmented Reality, Computer-Assisted Surgery, Medical Image Segmentation, Registration
Citation:
C?line Paloc, Eduardo Carrasco, Iv?n Mac?, Rub?n G?mez, I?igo Barandiar?, Jos? Manuel Jim?nez, Oskar Rueda, Jorge Ortiz de Urbina, Andr?s Valdivieso, Georgios Sakas, "Computer-Aided Surgery based on Auto-Stereoscopic Augmented Reality," iv, pp.189-193, Eighth International Conference on Information Visualisation (IV'04), 2004
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