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Dr. Peters' laboratory, Robarts Research Institute, is concerned with the development and validation of tools that allow surgeons to make efficient use of images, produced by sophisticated 3-D imaging systems, during surgical procedures. The objective of minimally-invasive neurosurgery is to resect or lesion the smallest volume of brain tissue, causing the least trauma to the patient while achieving the desired therapeutic result.
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Title: | IEEE EMBS Distinguish Lecture by Dr. Terry Peters: A journey from radio astronomy to image-guided surgery |
Date: | 8 September 2014 |
Location: | MI 03.13.010 |
Abstract: | Dr. Peters' laboratory, Robarts Research Institute, is concerned with the development and validation of tools that allow surgeons to make efficient use of images, produced by sophisticated 3-D imaging systems, during surgical procedures. The objective of minimally-invasive neurosurgery is to resect or lesion the smallest volume of brain tissue, causing the least trauma to the patient while achieving the desired therapeutic result. |
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