Computer-assisted 3D ultrasound-guided neurosurgery: technological contributions, including multimodal registration and advanced display, demonstrating future perspectives
Computer-assisted 3D ultrasound-guided neurosurgery: technological contributions, including multimodal registration and advanced display, demonstrating future perspectives
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DOI：
10.1002/rcs.68
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发表时间：
2006-03-01
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2.5
通讯作者：
Unsgaard, Geirmund
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作者：
Hernes, Toril A. Nagelhus;Lindseth, Frank;Unsgaard, Geirmund
导航系统现在经常用于引导外科手术。现有的神经导航系统遭受缺乏更新的图像时，组织在手术过程中的变化，以及从用户友好的显示所有必要的图像，准确和安全的手术guidance.Methods我们已经开发了各种新技术，以改善神经导航。使用术中3D超声（US）成像，我们已经开发出各种注册算法，使用和更新一个完整的多模态和multivolumetric 3D地图navigation.Results我们经历了先进的多模态可视化可以很容易地解释信息，从几个图像体积和模态同时。使用高质量的术中3D超声，由于脑移位，可以纠正重要的术前信息。功能磁共振成像和其他重要的术前数据，然后可以使用更准确，更安全，更好的指导therapeutic.Conclusions术中超声成像，我们声称，新的功能，如本文件中所示，使用术中三维超声结合先进的注册和显示算法将代表重要的贡献，更准确，更安全，更优化的未来患者治疗。版权所有（c）2006约翰威利父子有限公司。
Background Navigation systems are now frequently being used for guiding surgical procedures. Existing neuronavigation systems suffer from the lack of updated images when tissue changes during surgery as well as from userfriendly displays of all essential images for accurate and safe surgery guidance.Methods We have developed various new technologies for improved neuronavigation. Using intraoperative 3D ultrasound (US) imaging, we have developed various registration algorithms for using and updating a complete multimodal and multivolume 3D map for navigation.Results We experienced that advanced multimodal visualization makes it easy to interpret information from several image volumes and modalities simultaneously. Using high quality intraoperative 3D ultrasound, essential preoperative information could be corrected due to brain shift. fMRI and other important preoperative data could then be used together with intraoperative ultrasound imaging for more accurate, safer and improved guidance of therapy.Conclusions We claim that new features, as demonstrated in the present paper, using intraoperative 3D ultrasound in combination with advanced registration and display algorithms will represent important contributions towards more accurate, safer and more optimized future patient treatment. Copyright (c) 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.