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Optimising Camera–ChArUco Geometry for Motion Compensation in Standing Equine CBCT

2026-01-19

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Standing equine cone-beam CT (CBCT) enables diagnostic imaging in weight-bearing conditions, reducing the need for general anaesthesia, but residual postural sway during acquisition can introduce motion artefacts that degrade image quality. External optical tracking based on a ChArUco fiducial and an auxiliary RGB camera is a practical strategy for projection-wise motion compensation; however, the impact of camera...

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36019f38-d41a-5b1e-a511-124cec3a201b
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10.20944/preprints202601.1413.v1
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