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The Role of Mixed and Augmented Reality in Medical Visualization: Literature Review and A Context-Aware Taxonomy
The discovery and evolution of medical imaging technologies have enabled non-invasive visualization of internal anatomy that has be- come essential for supporting diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment. However, because medical imaging relies on complex physical processes and contrast mechanisms for i
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