Titlebook: Computer-Assisted Neurosurgery; Norihiko Tamaki (Professor and Chairman),Kazumasa Conference proceedings 1997 Springer-Verlag Tokyo 1997

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Precisely Targeted Tumor Biopsy and Marking under CT-Fluoroscopy]. This procedure permits sequential display of computed tomograms in real time. CT-fluoroscopy has been found to be extremely useful for real-time monitoring, which ensures the safety and accuracy of invasive techniques such as punctures in the neurosurgical field [3]. We recently, attempted target

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Interactive Image-Guided Surgery Using an Infrared-Based Systemection on one hand and maintaining neurological function on the other. Stereotactic technology followed by computer-assisted neuronavigation has markedly changed the outcome of these operations. It has improved the accuracy of resection, diminished the neurological complication rate, and decreased t

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Computer-Aided Surgeryrative outpatient visits, and rehabilitation. The shortening of the operation itself and elimination of unnecessary procedures reduce surgical bleeding and complications. It also reduces total medical costs and it might be beneficial for the care of aged patients. Minimally invasive surgery is based

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Consideration of Intraoperative Brain Shift for Frameless Stereotaxy. Under the observation of intraoperative CT images provided by the operating CT scanner system in Shinshu University Hospital, the causes of intraoperative brain shift were analyzed. As direct surgical factors of intraoperative brain shift, decompressive effects by craniotomy, dural opening, and su

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Clinical Application of CT-Fluoroscopyviously been available. We have developed real-time CT-fluoroscopy, of which the initial trial was reported in 1993. This chapter describes the early clinical experience with this system. A third-generation scanner equipped with a slip ring was used. Images were reconstructed and displayed at a rate

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Antonino Pennisi,Alessandra Falzonems of image fusion, and a functional stereotactic atlas, and can be used for both frameless and framed stereotactic cases. The initial Australian experience with the OAS at St. Vincent’s Hospital and Concord Hospital in Sydney and its use in 106 cases is presented.

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