AsliOkur

Chair for Computer Aided Medical Procedures & Augmented Reality
Lehrstuhl für Informatikanwendungen in der Medizin & Augmented Reality

Aslı Okur

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Aslı Okur

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MI 03.13.060
Chair for Computer Aided Medical Procedures
Technische Universität München
Boltzmannstr. 3
85748 Garching b. München Germany
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+49 (89) 289-19401 (MI 03.13.060)
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+49 (89) 289-17059
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IFL (01.01.03a-c)
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Technische Universität München
Ismaninger Str. 22
81675 München Germany
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+49 (89) 4140-6457 (IFL)
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+49 (89) 4140-6458 (IFL)


Research Interests

  • Computer Aided Surgery / Image Guided Surgery
  • Nuclear Imaging
  • Surgical Workflow
  • Intraoperative Usability

Education

  • 1996 - 2004
    Deutsche Schule Istanbul - Istanbul, Turkey

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Research

Intra-operative Human Computer Interaction and Usability Evaluations

Intra-operative Human Computer Interaction and Usability Evaluations

Computerized medical systems play a vital role in the operating room, yet surgeons often face challenges when interacting with these systems during surgery. In this project we are aiming at analyzing and understanding the Operating Room specific aspects which affect the end user experience. Beside operating room specific usability evaluation approaches in this project we also try to improve the preliminary intra-operative user interaction methodologies.
Intra-operative Imaging and Navigation for Minimal Invasiveness in Head and Neck Cancer

Intra-operative Imaging and Navigation for Minimal Invasiveness in Head and Neck Cancer

Intra-operative Imaging and Navigation for Guidance in Neurosurgical Procedures

Intra-operative Imaging and Navigation for Guidance in Neurosurgical Procedures

Freehand SPECT for Sentinel Lymph Node Localization

Freehand SPECT for Sentinel Lymph Node Localization

Nuclear medicine imaging modalities assist commonly in surgical guidance given their functional nature. However, when used in the operating room they present limitations. Pre-operative tomographic 3D imaging can only serve as a vague guidance intra-operatively, due to movement, deformation and changes in anatomy since the time of imaging, while standard intra-operative nuclear measurements are limited to 1D or (in some cases) 2D images with no depth information. To resolve this problem we propose the synchronized acquisition of position, orientation and readings of gamma probes intra-operatively to reconstruct a 3D activity volume. In contrast to conventional emission tomography, here, in a first proof-of-concept, the reconstruction succeeds without requiring symmetry in the positions and angles of acquisition, which allows greater flexibility and thus opens doors towards 3D intra-operative nuclear imaging.

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Title: Dipl.-Inf. Univ.
Firstname: Asli
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Lastname: Okur
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Birthday: 1985/05/09
Nationality: Turkey
Languages: English, German, Turkish
Groups: Surgical Workflow, Reconstruction, Medical Imaging, Molecular Imaging, Computer-Aided Surgery, Medical Augmented Reality
Expertise: Surgical Workflow, Medical Imaging, Molecular Imaging, Computer-Aided Surgery, Medical Augmented Reality
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