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External Ventricular Drain Placement Using Active Augmented Reality Guidance: A Proof of Concept of a Clinically Integrable System
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Abstract
While the accuracy, user interface, and procedural time of the system require further refinement for clinical implementation, this proof of concept demonstrates the clinical and technical feasibility of an end-to-end 3-dimensional augmented reality system with the potential to enhance the safety and accuracy of EVD placements.
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