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A computer programme system for stereotactic neurosurgery.

W Birg·F Mundinger·M Klar
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A computer programme system is reported which allows a simulation of a stereotactic operation. It incorporates the determination of intracerebral structures and the electrode tract by means of boney reference points as well as the calculation of the parameters for the stereotactic apparatus. It contains further a library of brain sections, by which the electrode tract within the target structures can be shown on a computer display.

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W Birg, F Mundinger, M Klar. 1977. A computer programme system for stereotactic neurosurgery.. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-8482-0_15

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