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Line 15: == Transferring the preoperative planning to the operating theatre == [[Image:SSNSchema.jpg\|thumb\|130 px\|left\|Schematic representation of the principle of bone segment navigation; DRF1 and DRF2 = IR ~~Reference devices~~]] The usefulness of the preoperative planning, no matter how accurate, depends on the accuracy of the reproduction of the simulated [[osteotomy]] in the surgical field. The transfer of the planning was mainly based on the surgeon's visual skills. Different guiding headframes were further developed to mechanically guide bone fragment repositioning. {{citation needed}}

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