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Review
. 2016;80(6):107-114.
doi: 10.17116/neiro2016806107-114.

Navigation systems in neurosurgery

[Article in English, Russian]
V A Shurkhay  1 , S A Goryaynov  2 , E V Aleksandrova  2 , A Spallone  3 , A A Potapov  3
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Review

Navigation systems in neurosurgery

[Article in English, Russian]
V A Shurkhay et al. Zh Vopr Neirokhir Im N N Burdenko. 2016.
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Abstract
in English, Russian

When preparing the review, we analyzed publications available at the Medline database; a total of 1,083 publications related to the review's subject were analyzed. After more careful analysis, we selected 117 publications devoted to the development of neuronavigation in craniocerebral surgery, historical prerequisites of neuronavigation emergence, current trends, and future perspectives of the technique.

При подготовке обзора проведен анализ публикаций, представленных в базе данных Medline, что позволило выделить 1083 работы, относящиеся к теме обзора. При более тщательном анализе было отобрано 117 публикаций, посвященных развитию нейронавигации в краниоцеребральной хирургии, историческим предпосылкам ее появления, существующим тенденциям и дальнейшим перспективам метода.

Keywords: computer-assisted neurosurgery; neuronavigation; neurosurgery; stereotaxis.

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