Research Group: Medical Technology & Image Processing

Today's surgical interventions are characterized by a high level of complexity as a result of the continuously rising demands on the surgeon. In order to conduct surgeries on smaller anatomical structures as well as to minimize postoperative trauma for the patients innovative tolls are needed. They combine highly sophisticated components from areas such as information technology, image technology, and mechatronics. In close cooperation with medical experts, engineers and computer scientists the research group Medical Technology & Image Processing works on innovative projects in the field of instrument engineering and computer assisted high precision surgery