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Title: The Brain Bench: Virtual tools for stereotactic frame neurosurgery
Authors: Serra, L. 
Nowinski, W.L. 
Poston, T. 
Hern, Ng.
Meng, L.C.
Guan, C.G.
Pillay, P.K.
Keywords: Brain atlas
Frame-based stereotaxis
Neurosurgery planning
Virtual reality
Virtual Workbench
Issue Date: 1997
Citation: Serra, L.,Nowinski, W.L.,Poston, T.,Hern, Ng.,Meng, L.C.,Guan, C.G.,Pillay, P.K. (1997). The Brain Bench: Virtual tools for stereotactic frame neurosurgery. Medical Image Analysis 1 (4) : 317-329. ScholarBank@NUS Repository.
Abstract: We present a suite of neurosurgery supporting tools developed around (i) the Virtual Workbench, a productive environment for the control of 3-D data, in which delicate work can he performed for hours on end without strain, and (ii) the Electronic Brain Atlas, integrating the major print brain atlases in day-to-day clinical use. We describe in detail the Brain Bench, a surgical planning system for stereotactic frame neurosurgery. Its objective is to prepare faster plans; have a better and more accurate choice of target points; improve the avoidance of sensitive structures; have fewer sub-optimal frame attachments and speedier, more effective planning and training. If validated by a clinical study now under way, this will improve medical efficacy and reduce costs.
Source Title: Medical Image Analysis
URI: http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/111215
ISSN: 13618415
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