Real-Time Visual Tracking of the Surgeon's Face for Laparoscopic Surgery
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Fumio Miyazaki | Atsushi Nishikawa | Toshinori Hosoi | Mitsugu Sekimoto | Yasuhiro Miyake | Morito Monden | Masayoshi Yasui | Kengo Koara | Daiji Negoro | Ayae Hikita | Shuichi Asano
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