Utilization of a 3D printed dental splint for registration during electromagnetically navigated mandibular surgery.
Susan Gijsbertje Brouwer de KoningJ J M RiksenT P Ter BraakM J A van AlphenF van der HeijdenW H SchreuderL H E KarssemakersM B KarakullukcuR L P van VeenPublished in: International journal of computer assisted radiology and surgery (2020)
For dentate patients, rigid point-based registration performs best utilizing a dental splint with notches. The dental splint is easy to implement in the surgical, and navigational, workflow, and the notches can be pinpointed and designated on the CT scan with high accuracy. For edentate patients, screws can be used for rigid point-based registration. However, a new design of the screws is recommended to improve the accuracy of designation on the CT scan.
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