METHODS AND DEVICES FOR ENDOSCOPIC IMAGING
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1. A method for imaging an organ system cavity comprising:
- positioning a first part of an imaging system in the organ system cavity;
acquiring a plurality of images using the imaging system;
combining at least portions of two or more of the images into a representation of at least a portion of the organ system cavity, wherein the combining at least portions of two or more of the images includes determining any motion of the first part of the imaging system relative to the organ system cavity, between the two or more of the images; and
determining the motion of the imaging device between two or more of the images, using at least one of;
contract trackers using physical frames, contact trackers using physical stages, non-contact trackers using optical tracking systems or portions thereof, non-contact trackers using electromagnetic tracking systems or portions thereof, and non-contact trackers using positioning system trackers or portions thereof.
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Abstract
Embodiments include devices and methods. One embodiment includes a method for imaging an endometrial cavity, including acquiring a plurality of images using an imaging system. A first part of the imaging system is positioned within the endometrial cavity. At least portions of two or more of the images are combined into a representation of at least a portion of the endometrial cavity. The combining at least portions of two of the images may include determining any motion of the first part of the imaging system, between the two or more of the images. Other embodiments are described and claimed.
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1. A method for imaging an organ system cavity comprising:
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positioning a first part of an imaging system in the organ system cavity; acquiring a plurality of images using the imaging system; combining at least portions of two or more of the images into a representation of at least a portion of the organ system cavity, wherein the combining at least portions of two or more of the images includes determining any motion of the first part of the imaging system relative to the organ system cavity, between the two or more of the images; and determining the motion of the imaging device between two or more of the images, using at least one of;
contract trackers using physical frames, contact trackers using physical stages, non-contact trackers using optical tracking systems or portions thereof, non-contact trackers using electromagnetic tracking systems or portions thereof, and non-contact trackers using positioning system trackers or portions thereof. - View Dependent Claims (2)
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