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The Cape Town Stereotactic pointer clinical development and Applications
This dissertation describes the development and clinical use of a novel stereotactic neurosurgical system, the Cape Town Stereotactic Pointer (CTSP). This system has four main components; a halo containing three fiducials also serves as the platform for a tripod pointing device which is set with the...
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Division of Neurosurgery
2014
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