Surgical navigation with free tools
summary
Presents a research line in image-guided surgery using optical and electromagnetic tracking systems combined with open-source software (3D Slicer, PLUS) to bring 3D medical images into surgical procedures. Describes a couple of clinical applications and the specific hardware and software tools used, emphasizing how the open software approach enables easy integration of different hardware and reuse of other groups’ developments.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to project
- 10:10Surgical positioning tech
- 17:55Free software in medical imaging
- 24:553D Slicer platform and extensions
- 31:35OR navigation examples
- 36:29Q&A and project future
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