Computational intelligence in surgery and diagnosis
E. Micheli-Tzanakou · 2002
We have used advanced signal processing and innovative image processing methods that are used outside the operating room. The software is written in C/sup ++/ in a windows environment and can be used on any PC. We will demonstrate some applications on a laptop. Applications with computational intelligence for diagnostic purposes and as visualization aids are demonstrated, include blood cell classification, mammography, evoked potentials, ophthalmology, EEG and field potentials in Parkinson's disease. The latter methods along with 3D reconstruction of MRI images of Parkinsonian patients, are currently used in the operating room for Pallidotomies.