Patient-specific anatomical modelling

Oliveira, Júlia Epischina Engrácia de; Giessler, Paul; Deserno, Thomas M.

doi:10.1109/ehb.2015.7391446

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“…CT, MRI, or Ultrasound), geometry, and material properties by anatomically accurate means. It presents the potential for surgeons to practice the surgical procedure preoperatively using VR simulator with the precise anatomy structure and its dynamics for an individual patient [46]. This concept would improve the accuracy of diagnosis and treatment, enhance the predictability of VR based surgery simulation framework, and raise the patient care [4,40,44].…”

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Virtual Reality Surgery Simulation: A Survey on Patient Specific Solution

Zhang

Chang

Yang

et al. 2017

Next Generation Computer Animation Techniques

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Abstract. For surgeons, the precise anatomy structure and its dynamics are important in the surgery interaction, which is critical for generating the immersive experience in VR based surgical training applications. Presently, a normal therapeutic scheme might not be able to be straightforwardly applied to a specific patient, because the diagnostic results are based on averages, which result in a rough solution. Patient Specific Modeling (PSM), using patient-specific medical image data (e.g. CT, MRI, or Ultrasound), could deliver a computational anatomical model. It provides the potential for surgeons to practice the operation procedures for a particular patient, which will improve the accuracy of diagnosis and treatment, thus enhance the prophetic ability of VR simulation framework and raise the patient care. This paper presents a general review based on existing literature of patient specific surgical simulation on data acquisition, medical image segmentation, computational mesh generation, and soft tissue real time simulation.

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