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The DEPOLL dataset for evaluating registration accuracy in AR-guided surgery
DePoLL (the Deformable Porcine Laparoscopic Liver) dataset was created to quantitatively evaluate registration accuracy for AR-guided liver surgery using a pre-operative CT model.
One reference configuration with a pre-operative CT (without insufflation) is given. Two reference 3D models are provided (one with the lobes of the liver segmented and one without). There are 13 infra-operative configurations to test the registration. In all these configurations, metal markers (clips on the surface, and spheres inside the lobes) are present and localized using intra-operative CT.
This work was performed in collaboration with the EnCoV research group.
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Modrzejewski, R., Collins, T., Seeliger, B. et al. An in vivo porcine dataset and evaluation methodology to measure soft-body laparoscopic liver registration accuracy with an extended algorithm that handles collisions. Int J CARS 14, 1237–1245 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11548-019-02001-4
Composition of the dataset
The reference configuration
- The pre-operative CT
- The proposed models to register (with and without segmented lobes)
- The marker positions
The intra-operative configurations (1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9/10/11/12/13)
- The intra-operative CTs
- The exploration videos
- The target surfaces (extracted from CT and reconstructed from the video)
- The markers positions
- The markers association with the reference image
The association script
- An application script in matlab for marker association