By Zohar Yosibash, Nir Trabelsi (auth.), Amit Gefen (eds.)
ISBN-10: 3642246176
ISBN-13: 9783642246173
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Reconstruction from parallel cross-sections: Surface reconstruction from lCT/ lMRI images, defined as parallel cross-sections, yields a 3D triangulation model. One of the early works in this area was published by Keppel in 1975 [44] and provided a solution for a limited case in which each slice contains only 32 L. Podshivalov et al. Fig. 2 Anisotropic grid-base volumetric reconstruction of vertebra. a Cloud of points retrieved from medical images. b Volumetric reconstruction using hexahedral elements.
Reconstruction from parallel cross-sections: Surface reconstruction from lCT/ lMRI images, defined as parallel cross-sections, yields a 3D triangulation model. One of the early works in this area was published by Keppel in 1975 [44] and provided a solution for a limited case in which each slice contains only 32 L. Podshivalov et al. Fig. 2 Anisotropic grid-base volumetric reconstruction of vertebra. a Cloud of points retrieved from medical images. b Volumetric reconstruction using hexahedral elements.
However, direct voxel visualization will result in jagged surfaces, as depicted in Fig. 12. Calculating model normal vectors using a gradient kernel can overcome this problem. This method permits rapid visualization of crosssections aligned in the directions of major axes, Fig. 13. But representing a Patient-Specific Diagnosis and Visualization of Bone Micro-Structures 47 Fig. 13 Visualization possibilities using voxel representation. a FE analyzed model. b Cross-section of the model. c A clipped region of the analyzed model Fig.
Patient-Specific Modeling in Tomorrow's Medicine by Zohar Yosibash, Nir Trabelsi (auth.), Amit Gefen (eds.)
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