A three-dimensional virtual model of the head generated from digitalized CT or MR images for anatomical-radiological and neurosurgical evaluations

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作者
Juanes, JA
Espinel, JL
Velasco, MJ
Zoreda, JL
Riesco, JM
Carmena, JJ
Blanco, E
Marcos, J
Vazquez, R
机构
[1] HOSP RIO HORTEGA,SERV RADIODIAGNOST,VALLADOLID,SPAIN
[2] UNIV POLITECN MADRID,DEPT BIOINGN,ETSI TELECOMUNICAC,MADRID,SPAIN
[3] HOSP RIO HORTEGA,SERV NEUROCHIRURG,VALLADOLID,SPAIN
[4] HOSP 12 OCTUBRE,SERV RADIODIAGNOST,E-28041 MADRID,SPAIN
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head; 3D-reconstruction; computer-assisted; virtual model; CT; MR;
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R74 [神经病学与精神病学];
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摘要
A computer-generated virtual model has been developed that reconstructs the head in three dimensions from digitalized images obtained with magnetic resonance and computerized tomography. Through programming and the use of commercial graphic animation software, we have developed the whole process of the rotation of the head on different spatial planes. The procedure permits multidirectional anatomical sections to be made on the structure of the head, providing a true dynamic and user-friendly anatomical-radiological atlas. The system serves as a virtual model for the localization of an ideal surgical approach to any lesion thus avoiding possible neurological lesions.
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页码:211 / 216
页数:6
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