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A robust motion correction technique for infrared thermography during awake craniotomy.

Michael IorgaMatthew C TateTodd B Parrish
Published in: International journal of computer assisted radiology and surgery (2023)
Bispline registration had the most consistently strong performance out of all the techniques tested. It is relatively fast for a nonrigid motion correction technique, capable of processing ten frames per second, and could be a viable option for real-time use. Constraining the deformation cost function through regularization and interpolation appears sufficient for fast, monomodal motion correction of thermal data during awake craniotomy.
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