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Augmented Reality in Image-Guided Surgery

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Synonyms

Augmented reality in surgery; Image-guided surgery; Surgical navigation

Definition

Augmented reality visualization in image-guided surgery provides the surgeon with the ability to access the radiological images and surgical planning contextually to the anatomy of the real patient. It aims to integrate surgical navigation with virtual planning.

Introduction

The general ability to see into a living human system and to transfer the three-dimensional complexity of the human body into a comprehensive and useful visual representation has historically been considered of utmost importance by physicians in their will to pass on the acquired knowledge and experience to future generations (Fig. 1). In more recent times, the growing availability of new medical imaging modalities together with the need to reduce the invasiveness of the surgical procedures has encouraged the research for new 3D visualization modalities of patient-specific virtual reconstructions of the anatomy. Those...

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