ArUco‐based stylus reliability for reproductible 3D digitalisation of shoulder cartilage contours
Florent Moissenet,
Christian Elmo Kulanesan,
Kevin Co
et al.
Abstract:Imaging techniques in anatomy have developed rapidly over the last decades through the emergence of various 3D scanning systems. Depending on the dissection level, non‐contact or tactile contact methods can be applied on the targeted structure. The aim of this study was to assess the inter and intra‐observer reproducibility of an ArUco‐based localisation stylus, that is, a manual technique on a hand‐held stylus. Ten fresh–frozen, unembalmed adult arms were used to digitalise the glenoid cartilage related to th… Show more
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