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Evolution and Stagnation of Image Guidance for Surgery in the Lateral Skull: A Systematic Review 1989-2020.

PMID: 33505986 · 2021-01-11

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ЖурналFrontiers in surgery

Год2021-01-11

PMID33505986

Аннотация

Objective: Despite three decades of pre-clinical and clinical research into image guidance solutions as a more accurate and less invasive alternative for instrument and anatomy localization, translation into routine clinical practice for surgery in the lateral skull has not yet happened. The aim of this review is to identify challenges that need to be solved in order to provide image guidance solutions that are safe and beneficial for use during lateral skull surgery and to synthesize factors th

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