Open-source, deep-learning skin surface segmentation model for cost-effective neuronavigation accessible to low-resource settings
Lulu Bi,
Steve Pieper,
David-Dimitris Chlorogiannis
et al.
Abstract:Purpose: Neuronavigation has become integral to neurosurgery. By helping neurosurgeons localize their surgical instruments according to the patient's anatomy in real time, neuronavigation facilitates improved patient outcomes and lower procedure costs. This technology has been out of reach of surgeons in lower resource settings due to cost and infrastructure limitations. Our group has developed NousNav, an open-source low-cost navigation system accessible in such environments to address this need. Neuronavigat… Show more
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