Abstract
Multi-slice images obtained from computer tomography and magnetic resonance imaging represent a three-dimensional image volume. For its visualization we use a ray-casting algorithm working on a gray scMe voxel data model. This model is extended by additional attributes such as membership to an organ or a second imaging modality ("generalized voxel model"). It is shown that the combination of different surface rendering algorithms together with cutting and transparent display allow a realistic visualization of human anatomy.
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Höhne, K. H., Bomans, M., Pommert, A., Riemer, M., Schiers, C., Tiede, U., & Wiebecke, G. (1989). 3D-Visualization of tomographic volume data using the generalized voxel-model. In Proceedings of the 1989 Chapel Hill Workshop on Volume Visualization, VVS 1989 (pp. 51–57). Association for Computing Machinery, Inc. https://doi.org/10.1145/329129.329364
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