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Robot Assisted Laser Osteotomy

Name: Robot Assisted Laser Osteotomy
Brand: Karlsruher Institut für Technologie
SKU: 12729942
Price: 30.39 EUR
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Author: Jessica Burgner
ISBN: 9783866444973

Jessica Burgner

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Codice Libristo: 12729942

Casa editrice Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, ottobre 2014

In the scope of this thesis world's first robot system was developed, which facilitates osteotomy us... Descrizione completa

Codice Libristo: 12729942

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In the scope of this thesis world's first robot system was developed, which facilitates osteotomy using laser in arbitrary geometries with an overall accuracy below 0.5mm. Methods of computer and robot assisted surgery were reconsidered and composed to a workflow. Adequate calibration and registration methods are proposed. Further a methodology for transferring geometrically defined cutting trajectories into pulse sequences and optimized execution plans is developed.