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Assessment of MR image deformation for stereotactic neurosurgery using a tagging sequence

MEULI, RA
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VERDUN, FR
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BOCHUD, FO
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1994
American Journal of Neuroradiology

A tagging sequence is used to assess MR image deformations before a stereotactic neurosurgical procedure, in a test model and in two patients. This pulse sequence superimposes narrow parallel orthogonal tag lines on an image, which can be used as an internal reference frame. Image deformation is directly related to surface area variations in the squares produced by the tagging-sequence pulses. Small spatial deformations of the tags can be detected on the images used for measuring stereotactic-target spatial coordinates. A threshold of 2 SD guarantees that the distortion is smaller than one pixel.

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Web of Science ID

WOS:A1994MT25700008

Author(s)
MEULI, RA
VERDUN, FR
BOCHUD, FO
EMSLEY, L  
FANKHAUSER, H
Date Issued

1994

Publisher

AMER SOC NEURORADIOLOGY

Published in
American Journal of Neuroradiology
Volume

15

Issue

1

Start page

45

End page

49

Subjects

BIOPSIES

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STEREOTAXIC

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BIOPSIES

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MR GUIDANCE

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BRAIN

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BIOPSY

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IMAGES

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INTERPRETATION

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OTHER

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