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Novel magnetic technology for intraoperative intracranial frameless navigation: in vivo and in vitro results

Zaaroor et al., 2001

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2562209718556656872
Author
Zaaroor M
Bejerano Y
Weinfeld Z
Ben-Haim S
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Neurosurgery

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OBJECTIVE To characterize the accuracy of the Magellan electromagnetic navigation system (Biosense Webster, Tirat HaCarmel, Israel) and to demonstrate the feasibility of its use in image-guided neurosurgical applications. DESCRIPTION OF INSTRUMENTATION …
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