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pubmed-article:18383503pubmed:abstractTextBrain deformation plays an important role in causing inaccuracy in image-guided neurosurgery. Three types of approaches have been proposed to solve this problem: intra-operative imaging, deformation atlas and non-rigid registration. By comparing these approaches, we here show that the non-rigid registration approach, based on a linear elastic model, may be the most feasible method during clinical application.lld:pubmed
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pubmed-article:18383503pubmed:articleTitleA robust brain deformation framework based on a finite element model in IGNS.lld:pubmed
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