Fig. 5.1 Fast patient-specific modeling using statistical shape modeling techniques. A Reference skull is morphed to match the patient’s anatomy, as imaged via CT or CBCT, following population-level statistics and…
Fig. 1.1 Preoperative virtual planning. Pelvis tumor planned with 3 planes Advantages Obtain real anatomic three-dimensional information. Compare conventional 2D images with 3D models. Interact with 3D models. Plan an…
Fig. 3.1 The software HipMotion predicts the acetabular and femoral sources of impingement. Reproduced from Tannast et al. [32] with permission from John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Kubiak-Langer et al….
© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016Lucas E. Ritacco, Federico E. Milano and Edmund Chao (eds.)Computer-Assisted Musculoskeletal Surgery10.1007/978-3-319-12943-3_18 18. Accuracy and Precision in Computer-Assisted Methods for Orthopaedic Surgery Federico E. Milano1 and Olivier Cartiaux2 (1) Department of Bioengineering, Instituto Tecnologico…
Fig. 12.1 (a) Demonstration of pre-operative planning on MRI of needle placement for a tumor on the anterior side of the tibia using conservative (cortical bone) treatment ranges. Three probe…
Fig. 2.1 Processing pipeline. (a) Original CT image. (b) Segmentation mask. (c) 3D reconstruction of the tibiae and the tumour. (d) Cutting out the tumour in a virtual environment. (e)…
Fig. 3.1 Surface anatomy of the shoulder – posterior view Fig. 3.2 Surface anatomy of the shoulder – anterior view The shoulder is actually composed of four joints: the sternoclavicular…
Indications Contraindications Fall on outstretched hand Compound fractures Tenderness at anatomic snuffbox Displaced fractures Ulnar collateral ligament injury of the thumb (Gamekeeper’s thumb) Multiple trauma DeQuervain’s tenosynovitis Open wound Nondisplaced…
Fig. 12.1 Child with SCFE. Note the increased external rotation of the hip when the leg is hanging Fig. 12.2 Child with SCFE. Note the decreased internal rotation on testing…
Fig. 2.1 Surface anatomy of cervical spine Cervical spine vertebrae differ from lumbosacral vertebrae in several ways. First, there are foramina on each side which allow passage of the vertebral…
