Reconstructing the Human Ribcage in 3D with X-Rays and Geometric Models
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
7-1-2010
Identifier/URL
40948587 (Pure)
Abstract
To avoid lung disease, regular preemptive screenings are an absolute necessity. This article describes a technique that creates a 3D reconstruction of the ribcage without expensive scanners. One of the major uses of this 3D reconstruction software would be as a medical visualization tool that would show the real shape of a ribcage. This 3D reconstruction method could be combined with diagnosis software to help detect lung cancer, to generate 3D size estimates, and to improve visualization of affected regions.
Repository Citation
Koehler, C.,
Wischgoll, T.,
& Golshani, F.
(2010). Reconstructing the Human Ribcage in 3D with X-Rays and Geometric Models. IEEE Multimedia, 17 (3), 46-53.
https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/cse/672
DOI
10.1109/MMUL.2010.5692182