Instrument navigation in endoscopic surgery during blurred visual pictures
An endoscopic, obscure technique, applied in the field of computer readable media, capable of solving the problems of not being effective, not knowing the location of the tissue, etc.
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[0078] figure 1 The basic steps of an example of a computer-implemented method for image-assisted medical applications are shown. The method includes the following steps:
[0079]In a first step S1 a first image of at least one body part of a patient is acquired, the first image being captured with an endoscope and associated with sensor data indicative of a first position and orientation of the endoscope . The first image may be received from the endoscope or from an intermediate device that forwards the first image. Alternatively, the first image may be retrieved from a storage medium.
[0080] Sensor data may be recorded by a tracking system (eg, a camera-based tracking system). The sensor data may be received from a tracking system or from an intermediary device that forwards the sensor data. Alternatively, sensor data may be retrieved from a storage medium. A camera-based tracking system may include one or more cameras that capture images from one or more positions ...
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