Computed TomographyEngineeringCt ScannerSurgeryCt-guided Stereotaxic BiopsyImage AnalysisImage RegistrationSurgical PathologyCt ScanImage-guided InterventionComputational AnatomyRadiologyGeometric ModelingMachine VisionStereotaxic FrameMedical ImagingImage GuidanceMedical Image ComputingComputer VisionSection CoordinatesBiomedical ImagingEye TrackingMedicine
A stereotaxic frame worn during computed tomographic (CT) scanning of the head produces landmarks in each section that are used to relate section coordinates to frame coordinates. A small, commercially available, programmable calculator is used to interrelate frame and CT section geometry. The system can be used with any CT scanner that can specify (x,y) coordinates of a pixel, obviating the need for extensive modifications of the CT computer software. Representative clinical cases are presented.
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Stereotaxic computed tomography
Mats Bergström, T. Greitz · American Journal of Roentgenology · 1976 · 124 citations