Seminar: Computer-Assisted Surgery (2SWS)
Time/Location | Monday, 1:15 pm, G29-335 |
Lecturer | Jun.-Prof. Dr. Christian Hansen, Julian Hettig |
Major | CV(B/M), IF(B/M), INGIF(B/M), WIF(B/M), MSE (M) |
Language | English |
Research topics in the field of computer-assisted surgery are presented and discussed in this seminar. Therefore, scientific publications are provided by the lecturer. The aim of this seminar is to provide an overview about current research in computer-assisted surgery. In addition, students can train and improve their skills in scientific reading, presentation and discussion.
The number of participants for this seminar is limited. A registration via LSF is required.
Material
Topics
Nov-07-2016 (Surgical Visualization)
Liver surgery planning using virtual reality | Annika Niemann |
The Resection Map, a proposal for intraoperative hepatectomy guidance | Nazila Esmaeili |
Illustrative Visualization of Vascular Models for Static 2D Representations | Mahurshi Parikh |
Nov-14-2016 (Surgery Planning)
Visualization support for the planning of hepatic needle placement | Jan Maluche |
High-quality multimodal volume rendering for preoperative planning of neurosurgical interventions | Jayakumar Mediboina |
Nov-21-2016 (Surgery Planning)
Nov-28-2016 (Tracking and Navigation)
A navigation system for open liver surgery: design, workflow and first clinical applications | Erdinc Avcioglu |
Maryam Sadeghi | |
Mobile EM field generator for ultrasound guided navigated needle insertions | Ghazanear Ali |
Dec-05-2016 (Tracking and Navigation)
Charusree Madhav | |
Debarati Bag | |
Real-Time Estimation of Three-Dimensional Needle Shape and Deflection for MRI-Guided Interventions | Vishal Aggarwal |
Dec-12-2016 (Surgeon-Computer Interaction)
Jan-02-2016 (Surgical Robots)
Jan-09-2016 (Medical Augmented Reality)
Jan-16-2016 (Medical Augmented Reality)
Jan-23-2016 (Surgical Training & Workflow)
Laparoscopic Surgery Training using Virtual Reality (+ live demo) | Tom Wunderling |
GPU-based real-time approximation of the ablation zone for radiofrequency ablation |
Mario Camara |