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28 May 2001 Development of fluoroscopic registration in spinal neuronavigation
Hamid Reza Abbasi M.D., Robert Grzeszczuk, Shao Chin, H. Holz, Sanaz Hariri, Rana Badr M.D., Daniel Kim, John R. Adler, Ramin Shahidi
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Abstract
We present a system involving a computer-instrumented fluoroscope for the purpose of 3D navigation and guidance using pre-operative diagnostic scans as a reference. The goal of the project is to devise a computer-assisted tool that will improve the accuracy, reduce risk, minimize the invasiveness, and shorten the time it takes to perform a variety of neurosurgical and orthopedic procedures of the spine. For this purpose we propose an apparatus that will track surgical tools and localize them with respect to the patient's 3D anatomy and pre-operative 3D diagnostic scans using intraoperative fluoroscopy for in situ registration and localization of embedded fiducials. Preliminary studies have found a fiducial registration error (FRE) of 1.41 mm and a Target Localization Error (TLE) of 0.48 mm. The resulting system leverages equipment already commonly available in the operating room (OR), providing an important new functionality that is free of many current limitations, such as the inadequacy of skin fiducials for spinal neuronavigation, while keeping costs contained.
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Hamid Reza Abbasi M.D., Robert Grzeszczuk, Shao Chin, H. Holz, Sanaz Hariri, Rana Badr M.D., Daniel Kim, John R. Adler, and Ramin Shahidi "Development of fluoroscopic registration in spinal neuronavigation", Proc. SPIE 4319, Medical Imaging 2001: Visualization, Display, and Image-Guided Procedures, (28 May 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.428078
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KEYWORDS
Image registration

Cameras

Optical tracking

3D acquisition

Computing systems

Detection and tracking algorithms

Diagnostics

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