Design and Construction of an Image-Guided Procedure Room
Fig. 20.1 Typical code-compliant class C OR—400 ft2 Fig. 20.2 Robotic specialty class C OR—600 ft2 Fig. 20.3 Small interventional OR based on C-arm Innova System—900 ft2 total procedure and…
Fig. 20.1 Typical code-compliant class C OR—400 ft2 Fig. 20.2 Robotic specialty class C OR—600 ft2 Fig. 20.3 Small interventional OR based on C-arm Innova System—900 ft2 total procedure and…
Fig. 64.1 Image showing example of surface scanning allowing for navigation with “frameless” systems Fig. 64.2 Image showing example of surface scanning allowing for navigation with “frameless” systems Fig. 64.3…
Fig. 43.1 Preoperative axial MRI with contrast demonstrating a metastatic brainstem tumor that has enlarged over time. The cerebellar tumors have been stable Fig. 43.2 Intraoperative MRI compare function, showing…
Fig. 27.1 Diagram depicts “target volume” that needs to be ablated for optimal treatment. This includes the tumor volume plus an added rim of “ablative margin” beyond the tumor …
Fig. 28.1 Pre- and post-MRgFUS treatment of uterine fibroid. (a) Sagittal T2W image shows a single dominant uterine fibroid, measuring 5.5 cm. (b) Sagittal T1W image after intravenous administration of…
Fig. 39.1 Set-up of ceiling-mounted navigation system, radiolucent OR table and multislice CT scanner with a sliding gantry Cranial CT and CTA/CT Perfusion Pre- and intraoperative imaging in cranial surgery…
Fig. 5.1 Three-dimensional visualization used by neurosurgeons to examine the relationship of pathology to familiar landmarks. These visualizations are used for preoperative surgical planning as well as intraoperative guidance and…
Fig. 38.1 Vertically open configuration midfield intraoperative MRI (SIGNA SP, GE Medical System, Milwaukee WI) This type of ioMRI configuration allows images to be generated at any time and quite…
Fig. 36.1 Navigation screenshot. (a) Microscope view after tumor removal with outlined segmented objects. (b–d) T1-weighted MRI images, axial, sagittal, coronal view; objects colored in yellow, tumor; green, language fibers;…
Fig. 14.1 Schematic interaction among the main components constituting a registration method Solving a specific registration problem requires careful selection of the individual components, parameters, and preprocessing procedures that together…