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ImaGiNe-S: Imaging Guided Needle Simulation

Fernando Bello 1 Andrew Bulpitt 2 Derek A. Gould 3 Richard Holbrey 4 Carrie Hunt 5 Thien How 6 Nigel W. John 7 Sheena Johnson 5 Roger Phillips 8 Amrita Sinha 3 Franck P. Vidal 7 Pierre-Frédéric Villard 1 Helen Woolnough 9 Yan Zhang 8 
1 Imperial College London
2 University of Leeds
3 Royal Liverpool University Hospital
4 School of Computing [Leeds]
5 MBS - Manchester Business School
6 University of Liverpool
7 Bangor University
8 Department of Computer Science [Hull]
9 Leeds Metropolitan University
Abstract : We present an integrated system for training visceral needle puncture procedures. Our aim is to provide a cost effective and validated training tool that uses actual patient data to enable interventional radiology trainees to learn how to carry out image-guided needle puncture. The input data required is a computed tomography scan of the patient that is used to create the patient specific models. Force measurements have been made on real tissue and the resulting data is incorporated into the simulator. Respiration and soft tissue deformations are also carried out to further improve the fidelity of the simulator.
Keywords : Physically based modelling Virtual reality
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Fernando Bello, Andrew Bulpitt, Derek A. Gould, Richard Holbrey, Carrie Hunt, et al.. ImaGiNe-S: Imaging Guided Needle Simulation. Eurographics 2009 - Medical Prize, 2009, Munich, Germany. pp.5-8. ⟨hal-00849195⟩

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