Surgery, computer-assisted - Open Access .click

Minerva chirurgica, 2011
Technical developments strongly influence modern medicine. This is especially obvious in imaging technology. Today, one of the most difficult tasks for surgeons is transferring all the available imaging information for their patients into one "complete picture". In the operation theatre, this picture then has to be applied to the patient.
Lübbers, H T +5 more
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History of Computer-Assisted Surgery

Surgical Clinics of North America, 2020
Robotic surgery is growing rapidly, with more than 5000 units in operation worldwide. The most widely used robotic surgery system originated from the concept of telepresence, which led to government-sponsored research and development. The resulting work was taken over by private industry, which led to Food and Drug Administration clearance of the first
Dimitar Ranev, Julio Teixeira
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Computer-assisted surgery

IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 1990
Computer-assisted surgery (CAS), a new navigation aid for skull-base surgery, is discussed. The system described combines 3-D coordinate measurement techniques, voxel processing methods, and pseudo-3-D image presentations to support preoperative planning of therapy, path-finding during the operation itself, and postoperative therapy control.
G. Schloendorff +6 more
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humans
3. good health
tomography, x-ray computed

male
therapy, computer-assisted
female

imaging, three-dimensional
user-computer interface
adult