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Ultrasound Volume Based Surgical Planning for Prosthesis Implantation in the Shoulder Joint

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Surgical planning for the implantation of a prosthesis in the shoulder joint is at present usually done using CT, MRI and X-ray imaging. Apart from being expensive and hard to use in some settings, modalities like CT and X-ray additionally expose the patient to ionizing radiation. In comparison, ultrasound is an easy to use, cheap modality. By combining a conventional two dimensional probe with a localizer system, even larger anatomical structures like the humerus can be examined and delineated using ultrasound. In a pilot study, we investigated the use of such three-dimensional volumes for surgical planning in the shoulder joint.

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v. Jan, U., Sandkühler, D., Kirsch, L., Overhoff, H.M., Rühmann, O. (2005). Ultrasound Volume Based Surgical Planning for Prosthesis Implantation in the Shoulder Joint. In: Meinzer, HP., Handels, H., Horsch, A., Tolxdorff, T. (eds) Bildverarbeitung für die Medizin 2005. Informatik aktuell. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-26431-0_89

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