Titlebook: Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention - MICCAI‘98; First International William M. Wells,Alan Colchester,Scott Delp Co

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Andreas Wahle,Guido P. M. Prause,Steven C. DeJong,Milan Sonka

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Treatment of pelvic ring fractures: Percutaneous computer assisted iliosacral screwing,ng actual screw trajectories to the desired trajectories and by measuring the distance from each screw to important anatomical landmarks on post-operative CT scans. All screws were considered to be in correct position.

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3D reconstruction from projection matrices in a C-arm based 3D-angiography system,it makes the computation of the pixel size, source to detector distance, and other explicit imaging parameters unnecessary..A usual step in the reconstruction is sinogram weighting, in which the projections containing corresponding data from opposing directions have to be weighted before they are fi

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Model tags: Direct 3D tracking of heart wall motion from tagged MR images,rs in displacement and strain calculated from the simulated images were similar to those obtained using previous stripe tracking and model fitting methods. A significant improvement in analysis time was obtained for the normal volunteer, making the method more clinically viable.

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Fast quantification of abdominal aortic aneurysms from CTA volumes,ndard workstation. In addition to the presentation of the calculated measures, a 3D view of the vessels is generated. This allows for interactive inspection of the vasculature and the tortuosity of the vessels.

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Conference proceedings 1998CCAI‘98, held in Cambridge, MA, USA, in October 1998..The 134 revised papers presented were carefully selected from a total of 243 submissions. The book is divided into topical sections on surgical planning, surgical navigation and measurements, cardiac image analysis, medical robotic systems, surgi