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Simulated Patient for Orthognathic Surgery

by Horace H. S. Ip, Christy S. B. Kot, James Xia
"... Orthognathic surgery corrects a wide range of minor and major facial and jaw irregularities. This surgery will improve the patients ’ ability to chew, speak and breathe. In many cases, a better appearance will also result. With the recent advances in virtual reality (VR) and three-dimensional (3D) m ..."
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Orthognathic surgery corrects a wide range of minor and major facial and jaw irregularities. This surgery will improve the patients ’ ability to chew, speak and breathe. In many cases, a better appearance will also result. With the recent advances in virtual reality (VR) and three-dimensional (3D

Computer assisted spine surgery

by P. Sautot, S. Lavallee, J. Troecaz, P. Cinquin, P. Merloz, Service De Chirurgie Orthopedique - Stanford University
"... Computer assisted spine surgery follows the basic ideas developed for Computer Assisted Medical Intervention (CAMI). Quantitative analysis of medical images makes it possible to localize with great accuracy anatomical structures. This is fruitfully used to drive guiding sys-tems. This method tends t ..."
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Computer assisted spine surgery follows the basic ideas developed for Computer Assisted Medical Intervention (CAMI). Quantitative analysis of medical images makes it possible to localize with great accuracy anatomical structures. This is fruitfully used to drive guiding sys-tems. This method tends

Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery

by Hu Lemke, Mw Vannier, K Inamura (editors
"... Ischemic disease assessment through quantitative Doppler tissue imaging ..."
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Ischemic disease assessment through quantitative Doppler tissue imaging

Biomechanics for Computer-Assisted Surgery

by Yohan Payan , 2012
"... 250 people laboratory devoted to translational and ..."
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250 people laboratory devoted to translational and

Techniques for Computer Assisted Surgery.

by R. De Amicis, G. Conti (editors
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Key words: Cone-beam computed tomography, Class III orthognathic surgery, Surgery

by Man-hee Haa, Soo-byung Parka, Seong-sik Kima, Woo-sung Sona , 2013
"... Cone-beam computed tomographic evaluation of the condylar remodeling occurring after mandibular set-back by bilateral sagittal split ramus osteotomy and rigid fixation Objective: To evaluate condylar head remodeling after mandibular set-back sagittal split ramus osteotomy (SSRO) with rigid fixation ..."
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Cone-beam computed tomographic evaluation of the condylar remodeling occurring after mandibular set-back by bilateral sagittal split ramus osteotomy and rigid fixation Objective: To evaluate condylar head remodeling after mandibular set-back sagittal split ramus osteotomy (SSRO) with rigid fixation

Surgery

by S. Parratte, P. Kilian, V. Pauly, P. Champsaur, J. -n. A. Argenson, S. Parratte, J. -n. A. Argenson, V. Pauly, P. Kilian , 2007
"... The use of ultrasound in acquisition of the anterior pelvic plane in computer-assisted total hip replacement ..."
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The use of ultrasound in acquisition of the anterior pelvic plane in computer-assisted total hip replacement

Computer Assisted

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"... The use of computer navigation in orthopedic surgery allows for real time intraoperative feed-back resulting in higher precision of bone cuts, better alignment of implants and extremities, easier fracture reductions, less radiation and better documentation than what is possible in classical orthopae ..."
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The use of computer navigation in orthopedic surgery allows for real time intraoperative feed-back resulting in higher precision of bone cuts, better alignment of implants and extremities, easier fracture reductions, less radiation and better documentation than what is possible in classical

Integration of Interventional MRI With ComputerAssisted Surgery

by Ferenc A. Jolesz, Arya Nabavi, Ron Kikinis , 2001
"... integration of image data into the surgical procedure (2). How to present volume data sets optimally remains an open question and the topic of basic research in visualization. It is our overall goal to integrate all the available information (both multimodal preoperative and intraoperative imaging d ..."
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data) into a single comprehensive display. In the beginning, computerized methods (so-called navigational tools) were developed for image-guided neurosurgery. Currently, advanced computer-assisted surgical capabilities that were developed for the brain have been extended to other clinical applications

Robot-assisted orthopedic surgery

by Anthony Adili - Semin.Laparosc.Surg , 2004
"... The main advantages of robot-assisted orthopedic surgery over conventional orthopedic techniques are improved accu-racy and precision in the preparation of bone surfaces, more reliable and reproducible outcomes, and greater spatial accu-racy. Orthopedic surgery is ideally suited for the application ..."
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as either passive or active devices, or can be categorized as po-sitioning or milling/cutting devices. Computer assisted ortho-pedic surgery is a related area of technological development in orthopedics; however, robot-assisted orthopedic surgery can achieve levels of accuracy, precision, and safety
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