A new ultrasound imaging concept for laparoscopy in urology

Intraoperative imaging performed by a video laparoscope is the gold standard during laparoscopic resections of tumors in urology. In contrast to ultrasound, laparoscopes cannot provide the surgeon with crucial information that could improve surgical outcome. Therefore, we developed a new concept for...

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Hauptverfasser:	Gumprecht, J D J, Maier, T, Eckl, R, Stolzenburg, J, Luth, T C
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