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Fiducial markers are also used in diagnostic medical imaging. In this case the markers are often in three-dimensions, e.g., a box-like structure that is fastened to a patient's head. These are used where very accurate localisation is required, such as for radiation treatment of certain cancers, or for surgical proceedures. (Drickey 21:55, 20 November 2006 (UTC))[reply]

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	Fiducial markers are also used in diagnostic medical imaging. In this case the markers are often in three-dimensions, e.g., a box-like structure that is fastened to a patient's head. These used where very accurate localisation is required, such as for radiation treatment of certain cancers, or for surgical proceedures. ([[User:Drickey\|Drickey]] 21:55, 20 November 2006 (UTC))		Fiducial markers are also used in diagnostic medical imaging. In this case the markers are often in three-dimensions, e.g., a box-like structure that is fastened to a patient's head. These are used where very accurate localisation is required, such as for radiation treatment of certain cancers, or for surgical proceedures. ([[User:Drickey\|Drickey]] 21:55, 20 November 2006 (UTC))