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Optical-Tracker-Based 3D Reconstruction for Endoscopic Environment

Endoscopic surgery is increasing for minimally invasive treatment in recent years.But the conventional two-dimensional endoscope technique cannot provide three-dimensional information for surgeon. Lacking depth and other 3D information often made doctorshave to carry out the surgery depending heavily clinical experience.In response to the above described issues,this paper proposed a method based on improved SIFT algorithmto recover 3D structure information of the endoscopic environment, with the help of an optical tracking system which can provide the orientation of the camera in real time. The proposed approach is evaluated on sequence digital images gotten from an 1394 camera and the experimental results show that the proposed approach iseffective.