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Soenke BartlingNov 14, 2009 (last modified on Nov 14, 2009)

By using the high-resolution of flat-panel based Volume-CT the accuracy (TRE) of intraoperative navigation could be increased in comparison to multi-slice CT so that new skull-base surgery concepts such as navigated, minimal-invasive cochleostomie might become possible.

Tags: Radiology, navigation, ct, flat-panel, minimal-invasive, skull base, cochleostomie
Authors: Soenke H Bartling, Martin Leinung, Johannes Graute, Thomas Rodt, Christian Dullin, Hartmut Becker, Thomas Lenarz, Timo Stover, Omid Majdani
Otology & neurotology : official publication of the American Otological Society, American Neurotology Society [and] European Academy of Otology and Neurotology. 01/2007; 28(1):129-34. (published)
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Soenke Bartling

German Cancer Research Center / UMC Mannheim

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