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Accuracy study of new computer-assisted orthopedic surgery software

Sidon et al., 2012

Document ID
17251079784436247964
Author
Sidon E
Steinberg E
Publication year
Publication venue
European journal of radiology

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PURPOSE: The new computerized system is based on image analysis and designed to aid in orthopedic surgeries by virtual trajectory of the guide wire, intra-operative planning and various measurements. Validation of the accuracy and safety of any computer-aided surgery …
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