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Flere publikasjoner
- Lesion Frequency Distribution Maps of Traumatic Axonal Injury on Early Magnetic Resonance Imaging After Moderate and Severe Traumatic Brain Injury and Associations to 12 Months Outcome
- Association between patient-reported cognitive function and location of glioblastoma Les publikasjonen
- Is the anatomical distribution of low-grade gliomas linked to regions of gliogenesis? Les publikasjonen
- Psychomotor skills assessment by motion analysis in minimally invasive surgery on an animal organ Les publikasjonen
- Registration of MR to Percutaneous Ultrasound of the Spine for Image-Guided Surgery Les publikasjonen
- Limitations of haptic feedback devices on construct validity of the LapSim® virtual reality simulator
- Interactive development of a CT-based tissue model for ultrasound simulation
- Accuracy of electromagnetic tracking with a prototype field generator in an interventional OR setting Les publikasjonen
- Navigated Bronchoscopy With Electromagnetic Tracking — Cone Beam Computed Tomography Influence on Tracking and Registration Accuracy
- A novel research platform for electromagnetic navigated bronchoscopy using cone beam CT imaging and an animal model
Annen formidling
- EP01.13: A new method for placental volume measurements using tracked two-dimensional ultrasound and automatic image segmentation
- HOLOGRAMMER gjør det enklere å fjerne kreftsvulster
- Moderate and severe traumatic brain injury: Lesion frequency distribution maps of brain contusions on early MRI and its association with functional outcome at 12 months
- Roboter kan bidra til å avlaste et overbelastet helsevesen
- Placental volume measurements using tracked 2D ultrasound
- Lesion mapping of traumatic axonal injury on early clinical MRI after moderate and severe traumatic brain injury and associations with 12 months outcome
- EchoBot: An open-source robotic ultrasound system
- EchoBot: An open-source robotic ultrasound system
- Navigasjon og visualisering
- Ultrasound in surgery – Applied research in Trondheim, Norway