Interactive planning of miniplates

Interactive planning of miniplates
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10.1117/12.2249748
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2017-03
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Markus Gall;K. Reinbacher;J. Wallner;Jan Stanzel;Xiaojun Chen;K. Schwenzer-Zimmerer;D. Schmalstieg;J. Egger
Markus Gall;K. Reinbacher;J. Wallner;Jan Stanzel;Xiaojun Chen;K. Schwenzer-Zimmerer;D. Schmalstieg;J. Egger
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作者:
Markus Gall;K. Reinbacher;J. Wallner;Jan Stanzel;Xiaojun Chen;K. Schwenzer-Zimmerer;D. Schmalstieg;J. Egger

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