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1 online resource (xxi, 638 pages) : illustrations |
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Studies in health technology and informatics, 0926-9630 ; v. 111 |
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Studies in health technology and informatics ; v. 111.
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| Contents |
Dynamic generation of surgery specific simulators -- a feasibility study -- Haptic laparoscopic skills trainer with practical user evaluation metrics -- Desktop and conference room VR for physicians -- A biologically derived approach to tissue modeling -- Grid enabled remote visualization of medical datasets -- Surface scanning soft tissues -- Validation of a bovine rectal palpation simulator for training veterinary students -- Predictive biosimulation and virtual patients in pharmaceutical R & D -- Simulating surgical incisions without polygon subdivision -- 3D real-time FEM based guide wire simulator with force feedback -- Determining the efficacy of an immersive trainer for arthroscopy skills -- Teaching intravenous cannulation to medical students: comparative analysis of two simulators and two traditional educational approaches -- Validation of SimPL -- a simulator for diagnostic peritoneal lavage training -- Challenges in presenting high dimensional data to aid in triage in the DARPA virtual soldier project -- A web-based remote collaborative system for visualization and assessment of semi-automatic diagnosis of liver cancer from CT images |
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Heterogeneous displays for surgery and surgical simulation -- Visualization of treatment evolution using hardware-accelerated morphs -- Real-time rendering of radially distorted virtual scenes for endoscopic image augmentation -- Tracking the domain: the medical modeling and simulation database -- The ViCCU project -- achieving virtual presence using ultrabraodband internet in a critical clinical application -- initial results -- Hip stakes assessment using simulation -- an australian experience -- The virtual pediatric standardized patient application: formative evaluation findings -- The visible human and digital anatomy learning initiative -- Laparoscopic task recognition using hidden Markov models -- Intraoperative augmented reality: the surgeons view -- A vision-based surgical tool tracking approach for untethered surgery simulation and training -- Haptic simulation of the milling process in temporal bone operations -- Soft tissue deformation using a nonlinear hierarchical finite element model with real-time online refinement |
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Modeling biologic soft tissues for haptic feedback with an hybrid multiresolution method -- Control of laparoscopic instrument motion in an inanimate bench model: implications for the training and evaluation of technical skills -- Tearing of membranes for interactive real-time surgical training -- Interactive real-time simulation of an endoscopic polyp removal -- Surgical robot setup simulation with consistent kinematics and haptics for abdominal surgery -- Development of a navigation function of an endoscopic robot surgery system -- Development of a 3D visualization system for surgical field deformation with geometric pattern projection -- In vivo force during arterial interventional radiology needle puncture procedures -- The virtual terrorism response academy: training for high-risk, low-frequency threats -- Real-time ultrasonography simulator based on 3D CT-scan images -- Fuzzy classification: towards evaluating performance on a surgical simulator -- Structural flexibility of laparoscopic instruments: implication for the design of virtual reality simulators |
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A networked haptic virtual environment for teaching temporal bone surgery -- Real-time haptic interface for VR colonoscopy simulation -- Computational simulation of penetrating trauma in biological soft tissues using the material point method -- Adaptive soft tissue deformation for a virtual reality surgical trainer -- Simulation of color deficiency in virtual reality -- Improving the visual realism of virtual surgery -- ChiroSensor -- an array of non-invasive sEMG electrodes -- Multiple contact approach to collision modelling in surgical simulation -- Visualiation of surgical 3D information with projector-based augmented reality -- Facial plastic surgery planning using a 3D surface deformation tool -- The haptic kymograph: a diagnostic tele-haptic device for sensation of vital signs -- A study of the method of the video image presentation for the manipulation of forceps -- Collaborative biomedical data exploration in distributed virtual environments -- FEM-based soft tissue destruction model for ablation simulator -- The VREST learning environment |
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MVL: medical VR simulation library -- Haptic devices for colonoscopy training simulator -- Developing a simulation-based training program for medical first -- A mechanical contact model for the simulation of obstetric foreps delivery in a virtual/augmented environment -- Instant electronic patient data input during emergency response in major disaster setting: report on the use of a rugged wearable (handheld) device and the concept of information flow throughout the deployment of the disaster response upon hospital admission -- Remote console for virtual telerehabilitation -- Improved virtual surgical cutting based on physical experiments -- A haptic-enabled simulator for cricothyroidotomy -- The mini-screen: an innovative device for computer assisted surgery systems -- Real-time visualization of cross-sectional data in three dimensions -- Compressing different anatomical data types for the virtual soldier -- A real-time haptic interface for interventional radiology procedures -- An interactive simulation environment for craniofacial surgical procedures |
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A GPU accelerated spring mass system for surgical simulation -- Interactive 3D region extraction of volume data using deformable boundary object -- Virtual surgical telesimulations in otolaryngology -- Emerging technologies for bioweapons defense -- Assessment of brain activities in immersive environments -- Evaluation of 3D airway imaging of obstructive sleep apnea with cone-beam computed tomography -- Multi-sensory surgical support system incorporating, tactile, visual and auditory perception modalities -- Estimation of dislocation after total hip arthroplasty by 4-dimensional -- BrainTrain: brain simulator for medical VR application -- Smart tutor: a pilot study of a novel adaptive simulation environment -- Immersive visualization training of radiotherapy treatment -- Toward In Vivo mobility -- E-learning experience: a teaching model with undergraduate surgery students in a developing country -- Development of a VR therapy application for Iraq War military pesonnel with PTSD -- The LapSim: a learning environment for both experts and novices -- A novel drill set for the enhancement and assessment of robotic surgical performance |
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Spherical mechanism analysis of a surgical robot for minimally invasive surgery -- analytical and experimental approaches -- Using an ontology of human anatomy to inform reasoning with geometric models -- Assessing surgical skill training under hazardous conditions in a virtual environment -- An automatic robust meshing algorithm for soft tissue modeling -- Visualizing volumetric data sets using a wireless handheld computer -- Quantifying risk behavior in surgical simulation -- Haptic herniorrhaphy simulation with robust and fast collision detection algorithm -- Affordable virtual environments: Buildinga virtual beach for clinical use -- Analysis of masticatory muscle condition using the 4-dimensional muscle model for a patient with square mandible -- Automated renderer for visual human and volumetric scan segmentations -- Distributed collaborative radiological visualization using access grid -- Development of a method for surface and subsurface modeling using force and position sensors -- The physiology and pharmacology of growing old, as shown in body simulation -- Physiologic and chemical simulation of cyanide and sarin toxicity and therapy |
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Monitor height affects surgeons' stress level and performance on minimally invasive surgery tasks -- A new platform for laparoscopic training and education -- Virtual reality testing of multi-modal integration in schizophrenic patients -- Emotional and performance attributes of a VR game: a study of children -- Virtual reality training improves students' knowledge structures of medical concepts -- Emphatic, interactive volume rendering to support variance in user expertise -- First clinical tests with the augmented reality system INPRES -- Construction of a high-tech opeating room for image-guided surgery using VR -- Tele-surgical simualtion system for training in the use of the da Vinci surgery -- Homeland security and virtual reality: building a strategic adaptive response system (STARS) -- Haptic interaction and visualization of elastic deformation -- Segmenting deformable surface models using haptic feedback -- Parametric model of the scala tympani for haptic-rendered cochlear implantation -- Three dimensional electromechnaical model of porcine heart with penetrating wound injury |
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Beyond VR: creating the augmented physician -- Stiffness and texture perception for teledermatology -- Linking human anatomy to knowledgebases: a visual front end for electronic medical records -- Simulating the continuous curvilinear capsulorhexis procedure during cataract surgery on the EYESI system -- Using an approximation to the Euclidean skeleton for efficient collision detection and tissue deformations in surgical simulators -- Virtual surgical planning and CAD/CAM in the treatment of cranial defects -- New approaches to computer-based interventional neuroradiology training -- CAD generated mold for preoperative implant fabrication in cranioplasty -- Effect of binocular stereopsis on surgical manipulation performance and fatigue when using a stereoscopic endoscope -- A dynamic friction model for haptic simulation of needle insertion -- Enhanced pre-computed finite element models for surgical simulation -- Cardiac MR image segmentation and left ventricle surface reconstruction based on level set method |
| Summary |
Robotics and intelligence networks allow the healer's sight, hearing, touch, and judgment to be extended across distance, as if by magic. The moments when scientific truth is suddenly revealed after lengthy observation, experimentation, and measurement is the real magic. This book documents these moments, which are human ingenuity in progress |
| Analysis |
Medicine |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and indexes |
| Notes |
English |
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Print version record |
| Subject |
Virtual reality in medicine.
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Medical Informatics -- methods
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Telemedicine -- methods
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User-Computer Interface
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medicines (material)
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TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING -- Biomedical.
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MEDICAL -- Family & General Practice.
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MEDICAL -- Allied Health Services -- Medical Technology.
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MEDICAL -- Biotechnology.
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MEDICAL -- Lasers in Medicine.
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Virtual reality in medicine
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ICT.
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Virtuele werkelijkheid.
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Medisch onderzoek.
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| Genre/Form |
proceedings (reports)
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Conference papers and proceedings
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Conference papers and proceedings.
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Actes de congrès.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Westwood, James D
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IOS Press.
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| LC no. |
2004117290 |
| ISBN |
9781607501107 |
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1607501104 |
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1429401966 |
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9781429401968 |
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9781586034986 |
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1586034987 |
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1280504781 |
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9781280504785 |
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9786610504787 |
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6610504784 |
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6000004842 |
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9786000004842 |
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1601290918 |
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9781601290915 |
