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Key issues in Tracking • Accuracy and resolution: Optical trackers are rather accurate and still superior to EM probes • Reliability: A free line of sight for an optical tracker always be maintained • Handling: Trackers are cumbersome in general; passive systems have a higher acceptance rate than active (=wired) systems, but are less robust. • Sterilizability: Autoclavation of electronics is difficult, ETO is expensive and timeconsuming W. Birkfellner
Patient to Image Registration Point to point registration (Horn) using at least three markers and a point probe error 0.7 +/ 0.15 mm Birkfellner W, Solar P, Gahleitner A et al, Clin Oral Implants Res 12(1):6978, (2001) W. Birkfellner
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