Abstract: Systems and methods for three-dimensional (3D) localization of an object, including: a processor, a camera, in communication with the processor, and an X-Ray system, coupled to the camera such that a focal point of the camera is aligned with the source of the X-Ray system, where the X-Ray system is directed towards the object, and wherein the processor is configured to determine 3D localization of the object based on a combination of images received from the camera and from the X-Ray system.

Abstract: Systems and methods for three-dimensional (3D) localization of an object, including: a processor, a camera, in communication with the processor, and an X-Ray system, coupled to the camera such that a focal point of the camera is aligned with the source of the X-Ray system, where the X-Ray system is directed towards the object, and wherein the processor is configured to determine 3D localization of the object based on a combination of images received from the camera and from the X-Ray system.

Abstract: There is provided a computer-implemented method of calculating an extended field of view (EFOV) from medical images, comprising: receiving multiple registered acquired medical images of a patient, the medical images having multiple imaging artifacts based on the medical imaging modality acquiring the medical images; analyzing the multiple medical images to identify locations of the multiple imaging artifacts within the medical images; calculating multiple multi-planar stitching surfaces such that seams connecting therebetween are outside the boundaries of the multiple imaging artifacts; and providing an extended field of view (EFOV) image having un-edited imaging artifacts from all stitched medical images.