Abstract
Guidance and quality control in orthopedic surgery increasingly relies on intra-operative fluoroscopy using a mobile C-arm. The accurate acquisition of standardized and anatomy-specific projections is essential in this process. The corresponding iterative positioning of the C-arm is error-prone and involves repeated manual acquisitions or even continuous fluoroscopy.
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