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CiiS Lab
Johns Hopkins University
112 Hackerman Hall
3400 N. Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21218
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Russell Taylor
127 Hackerman Hall
rht@cs.jhu.edu
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| As illustrated in Figure 1, the user wears the optical seethrough goggles (Juxtopia LLC, Baltimore, MD) and a helmet that supports a compact optical tracking system (Micron tracker, Claron Technology, Toronto, CA). The first step is a registration procedure (Fig 1), in which the surgeon uses a tracked probe to touch markers that were affixed to the patient prior to the preoperative imaging. A paired point rigid registration technique computes the transformation that aligns the preoperative data (i.e., tumor outline) to the real world. | As illustrated in Figure 1, the user wears the optical seethrough goggles (Juxtopia LLC, Baltimore, MD) and a helmet that supports a compact optical tracking system (Micron tracker, Claron Technology, Toronto, CA). The first step is a registration procedure (Fig 1), in which the surgeon uses a tracked probe to touch markers that were affixed to the patient prior to the preoperative imaging. A paired point rigid registration technique computes the transformation that aligns the preoperative data (i.e., tumor outline) to the real world. | ||
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| After registration, the surgeon can see a registered preoperative model overlayed on the real anatomy using the optical seethrough goggles (Figure 2, which illustrates the concept with a skull model, rather than the tumor margin that would be used in an actual surgery). | After registration, the surgeon can see a registered preoperative model overlayed on the real anatomy using the optical seethrough goggles (Figure 2, which illustrates the concept with a skull model, rather than the tumor margin that would be used in an actual surgery). | ||
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| **Future** | **Future** | ||
| - | •Inertial Sensing (e.g., accelerometers, gyroscopes) | + | *Inertial Sensing (e.g., accelerometers, gyroscopes) |
| - | •Kalman Filter for Sensor Fusion | + | *Kalman Filter for Sensor Fusion |
| - | •Magnification | + | *Magnification |
| - | •Eye Tracking | + | *Eye Tracking |
| - | **Publications** | + | ===== Publications ===== |
| - | 1. Ehsan Azimi, Jayfus Doswell, Peter Kazanzides, ”Augmented Reality Goggles with an Integrated Tracking System for Navigation in Neurosurgery”, IEEE Virtual Reality 2012 | + | -Ehsan Azimi, Jayfus Doswell, Peter Kazanzides, ”Augmented Reality Goggles with an Integrated Tracking System for Navigation in Neurosurgery”, IEEE Virtual Reality 2012 4-8 March. |
| - | 4-8 March. | + | -Praneeth Sadda, Ehsan Azimi, George Jallo, Jayfus Doswell and Peter Kazanzides, “Surgical Navigation with a Head-Mounted Tracking System and Display”, Studies in health technology and informatics. Volume 184. Page 363. |
| - | 2. Praneeth Sadda, Ehsan Azimi, George Jallo, Jayfus Doswell and Peter Kazanzides, “Surgical Navigation with a Head-Mounted Tracking System and Display”, Studies in health technology and informatics. Volume 184. Page 363. | + | |
