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A 2D Image Feedback-Based Autonomous Endovascular Navigation Method: A Perception and Control Framework
In endovascular interventions, physicians rely on planar DSA and X-ray fluoroscopy to interpret vessel anatomy and device motion, yet converting these images into feedback for autonomous navigation remains difficult. A perception and control method is formulated for two-dimensional image feedback. V
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