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This download contains all of the documents and software for the CF-x16 CF-x24 Frames in the Standard, Plus and MultiMedia Versions. This package also covers all of the Carbonite eXtreme versions. All of the CF-XXX frames have the full 24 BNCs on them. This applies to the -PLUS and -MM (MultiMedia) frames as well. These models are offered in 1ME and 2ME with 16 or 24 inputs. There are Software licenses that can be added to unlock the extra inputs if ordered originally as a CF-x16 model. Software licenses for MEs are also available. Frames ordered as CF-1xx models have 1 ME but can be upgraded to 2 MEs with a license.
Many preoperative planning functions are included in specific spinal navigation systems, but they can be costly and burdensome to use, precluding their use for most surgeons. Although we can use the 3D slicer, the only freely-available software,4 it has various limitations and is complicated to use. Further, it is not suitable for pedicle screw-fixation planning. Recent studies have introduced newly-developed software that can be used for simulations of pedicle screw planning, but it is not yet available in Korea.5,6,7,8
Eftekhar et al.9 developed a program in Windows to simulate pedicle-screw fixation on the vertebral body, but the program was impractical because it could not analyze patients' specific anatomical variations. Klein et al.11 developed software in the form of a plug-in for AmiraDev software (Visage Imaging, Carlsbad, CA, USA). Similar to our software, it has the advantage of preoperative planning for each patient by CT, but AmiraDev is inconvenient for use in the clinical setting because it is commercial software with a prohibitive cost. In a recent study, the authors introduced a pedicle screw simulator for use before actual operations,6 but it can be used only experimentally, as it has not been used in real-world conditions.
There is commercial spinal planning software from Brainlab (Brainlab, Munich, Bayern, Germany), but it is designed for planning during surgery and part of a system configured for use with other surgical equipment. While it provides MPR and trajectory views, it lacks a 3D view. Surgimap is free software for surgical planning (Nemaris, NY, USA), but it does not provide a 3D view and allows surgical planning for a single image only. The length and diameter of pedicle screws can be determined and corrected on the image using only a mouse, but it cannot correct directly by changing numerical values. The 3D Slicer is open-source image analysis and visualization software freely available. The spinal surgery planning feature is provided in a downloadable extension of the program called the Pedicle Screw Simulator. This extension works well for our purposes, but the pedicle screw in the extension cannot be inserted and corrected using mainly the view, but only in the dialog screen, making it more complicated, and the length and diameter of the insertable screw are limited to certain kinds. In the latest version currently available for download, the available pedicle screws include only 47.5, 55.0, 62.5, and 70.0 mm in length, and 3.0, 3.5, 4.5, and 5.0 mm in diameter.
In the future, the preoperative planning system will be combined with virtual reality via a virtual simulator of an actual operation to allow users to experience surgery before an actual operation. It could be developed as a planning simulator that can also simulate a real surgical environment. The potential training value of a preoperative planning system for junior surgeons and medical students will first need to be evaluated.
The first chapter and prologue was released onto LINUJ's blog on the 6th of January 2013, using Naver's cloud feature as a way to download and play it, additionally posting a charset which had to be placed into the 'Charset' folder in case the initial download wouldn't work without it. Production for chapter two then likely began in April or February. An update was later posted on LINUJ's blog on March 18th stating that progress for the chapter had reached around halfway, that college was taking up a lot of his time, and that he was hoping for a mid-May release[2]. Mid-May soon came around with an update posted, with LINUJ apologizing that chapter two wasn't finished yet having not expected production to of been so long, now estimating a June released instead[3]. Another updated was posted an exact month afterwards stating updates that would be added in the second chapter, then revealing that the second chapter would be uploaded a week later and that all that was left was the execution[4]. A day later LINUJ would post a blog containing the unspoilered versions of the class trial portraits[5], and then as promised he would release the second chapter on June 22nd with a modification reposted on July 1st [6]. 2ff7e9595c
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