Automatic 3D-reconstruction of vascular networks from three projections: a simulated annealing approach

Venaille, Christophe; Mischler, D.; Collorec, R.; Catros, Jean-Yves; Coatrieux, Jean-Louis

doi:10.1109/iembs.1989.95875

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“…The complete image of the blood vessel is modeled by overlapping the 3D images into the standard coordinate system. Namely, the complete 3D image is reconstructed as follows: f(r) =flg(r -Ark), (1) wheref(r) and g(r) are the complete and particular 3D images, respectively. The particular image g(r) have only 2 sorts ofvalues.…”

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<title>Reconstruction of pediatric 3D blood vessel images from biplane angiograms</title>

et al. 1996

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In pediatric cardiac angiography, there are several peculiarities such as limitation ofboth X-ray dose and the amount of contrast medium in comparison with conventional angiography. Due to these peculiarities, the catheter examinations are accomplished in a short time with biplane X-ray apparatus. Thus, it is often difficult to: determine 3D structures ofblood vessels, especially those ofpediatric anomalies. Then a new 3D reconstruction method based on selective biplane angiography was developed in order to support diagnosis and surgical planning. The method was composed of particular reconstruction and composition. Individual 3D image is reconstructed with the particular reconstruction, and all 3D images are composed into standard coordinate system in the composition. This method was applied to phantom images and clinical images for evaluation of the method. The 3D image of the clinical data was reconstructed accurately as its structures was compared with the real structures described in the operative findings. The 3D visualization based on the method is helpftul for diagnosis and surgical planning of complicated anomalies in pediatric cardiology.

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<title>Reconstruction of pediatric 3D blood vessel images from biplane angiograms</title>

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Future trends in 3D medical imaging

Coatrieux

Toumoulin²,

Hamon

et al. 1990

IEEE Eng. Med. Biol. Mag.

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Areas where significant progress is needed are outlined. A unified conceptual framework based on generic tasks, showing the intricacies and the dependences that exist among completely distinct and intensive research lines, is defined. True 3-D volume imaging devices are then discussed, with the main emphasis on vascular network reconstruction. Segmentation issues are briefly reviewed. The fusion of information dealing with image, signal, and model is described. Simulation and planning problems are discussed.

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Validation study of 3-D reconstruction of coronary arteries

Zhang

Vogelstein

et al.

[1990] Proceedings Computers in Cardiology

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Automatic 3D-reconstruction of vascular networks from three projections: a simulated annealing approach

Cited by 5 publications

References 4 publications

<title>Reconstruction of pediatric 3D blood vessel images from biplane angiograms</title>

<title>Reconstruction of pediatric 3D blood vessel images from biplane angiograms</title>

Future trends in 3D medical imaging

Validation study of 3-D reconstruction of coronary arteries

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