Interactive Image-Guided Neurosurgery

Interactive Image Guided Neurosurgery is a comprehensive book which studies the impact of computerized image processing and three-dimensional special localizers on the accurate localization of intracranial pathology. Topics covered in Interactive Image Guided Neurosurgery include: -Stereotactic frame systems and intraoperative localization devices -Image registration based on discrete anatomic structures -Image-based frameless stereotactic radiosurgery -The role of computers and medical imaging in stereotactic neurosurgery -The Neuronavigator: A potentiometer-based localization arm system -Intraoperative computed tomographic localization -Intraoperative microendoscopy -And much more.