Real-time monitoring for brain tissue deformation during surgery

As conventional open surgical techniques are fast being replaced with recent advanced techniques that are either minimally invasive or completely non-invasive, the development in Image-Guided NeuroSurgery (IGNS) has played a pivotal function in minimizing invasive neurosurgery. However, inIGNS a maj...

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Main Author: Shukal, Sudha.
Other Authors: Sunita Chauhan
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-536352023-03-11T17:12:48Z Real-time monitoring for brain tissue deformation during surgery Shukal, Sudha. Sunita Chauhan School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Mechanical engineering As conventional open surgical techniques are fast being replaced with recent advanced techniques that are either minimally invasive or completely non-invasive, the development in Image-Guided NeuroSurgery (IGNS) has played a pivotal function in minimizing invasive neurosurgery. However, inIGNS a major source of concern is error due to brain tissue dislocation and deformation during neurosurgical standard operating procedures (SOP). Master of Science (Biomedical Engineering) 2013-06-06T07:10:03Z 2013-06-06T07:10:03Z 2011 2011 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10356/53635 en 62 p. application/pdf
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Real-time monitoring for brain tissue deformation during surgery
description As conventional open surgical techniques are fast being replaced with recent advanced techniques that are either minimally invasive or completely non-invasive, the development in Image-Guided NeuroSurgery (IGNS) has played a pivotal function in minimizing invasive neurosurgery. However, inIGNS a major source of concern is error due to brain tissue dislocation and deformation during neurosurgical standard operating procedures (SOP).
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title Real-time monitoring for brain tissue deformation during surgery
title_short Real-time monitoring for brain tissue deformation during surgery
title_full Real-time monitoring for brain tissue deformation during surgery
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title_full_unstemmed Real-time monitoring for brain tissue deformation during surgery
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