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This article announces the development of an open-source platform, SlicerOrbitSurgerySim, designed for virtual registration and quantitative comparison of preformed orbital plates. The focus is on providing a tool for surgeons and researchers to analyze and compare different plate designs before actual surgery. The use of 'open-source' suggests accessibility and potential for community contribution and improvement. The article's value lies in its potential to improve surgical planning and outcomes in orbital surgery.
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The article focuses on providing a tool for surgeons and researchers to analyze and compare different plate designs before actual surgery.