INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER ASSISTED SURGERY: THEORY AND PRACTICE

Description

Modern surgical theatres are equipped with advanced computing and mechatronic resources to assist surgeons in performing surgical interventions. In this course, mathematical foundations and practical implementation of computer-assisted surgery, such as medical image processing, robotics, and surgical navigation using virtual and augmented reality environments, are explored at an advanced level.

Prerequisites

(Engineering Science 1036A/B or Computer Science 1025A/B or Computer Science 1026A/B) and (NMM 2276A/B or NMM 2277A/B) and ECE 4445A/B.

Extra information

3 lecture hours, 2 laboratory hours.

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