Using CamiTK for rapid prototyping of interactive Computer Assisted Medical Intervention applications

Aurelien Deram (TIMC-IMAG); Celine Fouard (TIMC-IMAG); Emmanuel Promayon (TIMC-IMAG); Gaelle Fiard; Jocelyne Troccaz (TIMC-IMAG); Johan Sarrazin (TIMC-IMAG); Mathieu Bailet (TIMC-IMAG); Nicolas Saubat (TIMC-IMAG); Nikolai Hungr (TIMC-IMAG); Philippe Cinquin (TIMC-IMAG)

arxiv: 1310.5497 · v1 · pith:PU4KP65Xnew · submitted 2013-10-21 · 💻 cs.OH

Using CamiTK for rapid prototyping of interactive Computer Assisted Medical Intervention applications

Emmanuel Promayon (TIMC-IMAG) , Celine Fouard (TIMC-IMAG) , Mathieu Bailet (TIMC-IMAG) , Aurelien Deram (TIMC-IMAG) , Gaelle Fiard , Nikolai Hungr (TIMC-IMAG) , Vincent Luboz (TIMC-IMAG) , Yohan Payan (TIMC-IMAG)

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Johan Sarrazin (TIMC-IMAG) Nicolas Saubat (TIMC-IMAG) Sonia Yuki Selmi (TIMC-IMAG) Sandrine Voros (TIMC-IMAG) Philippe Cinquin (TIMC-IMAG) Jocelyne Troccaz (TIMC-IMAG)

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keywords computerassistedcamiinterventionmedicalapplicationsautomaticscamitk

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Computer Assisted Medical Intervention (CAMI hereafter) is a complex multi-disciplinary field. CAMI research requires the collaboration of experts in several fields as diverse as medicine, computer science, mathematics, instrumentation, signal processing, mechanics, modeling, automatics, optics, etc.

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Using CamiTK for rapid prototyping of interactive Computer Assisted Medical Intervention applications

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