Preliminary study of a novel method for conveying corrected image volumes in surgical navigation

Commercial image‐guided surgery systems rely on the fundamental assumption that preoperative medical images represent the physical state of the patient in the operating room. The guidance display typically consists of a three‐dimensional (3D) model derived from medical images and three orthogonal views of the imaging data. A challenging question in image‐guided surgery is: what happens when the images used in the guidance display no longer correspond to the current geometric state of the anatomy and guidance information is still desirable?

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