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Photoacoustic (PA) registration has been shown to be able to at least replicate the functionality of common surgical tracking systems such as electromagnetic or optical trackers. This technology involves shining laser points onto a phantom or tissue that can be seen by a stereovision camera system. The laser energy is absorbed by the phantom or tissue and generates an acoustic wave due to the photoacoustic effect that can be detected by an…</description>
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