Titlebook: Computer Vision, Virtual Reality and Robotics in Medicine; First International Nicholas Ayache Conference proceedings 1995 Springer-Verlag

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137394064rshed regions with similar image intensity distribution using the Minimum Description Length principle. We show results for Magnetic Resonance images of the heart and of the brain and for Computerized Tomography images of the abdomen.

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A. L. Clavell,J. C. Burnett Jr. us to compute the normals to the surface. We present a new method for rigid registration when surfaces are described by points and normals. It does not depend on the initial positions of the surfaces, deals with occlusion in a strict way and takes advantage of the normal information..Results are presented on real images.

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Miguel Bandeira Jerónimo,António Costa Pintoed in .-dimensional object space, rather than screen space. We demonstrate TDE’s telecollaborative data exploration facilities in three biomedical applications: user-assisted, boundary-based segmentation of an embryo heart, multi-spectral segmentation of thyroid tissue, and volume probing of a CT scan.

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The Ends of Philosophy of Religiony a PC computer and are displayed on a miniature screen placed inside the binocular. A user interface is provided through a Computer Assisted Training software, which allows users to manage the pigmentations and pathologies data base, to follow the students skill level and to prepare critical operations.

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Visualisation of Multimodal Images for Neurosurgical Planning and Guidancebecome less sensitive to small surface extraction errors. A scheme which intermixes the volume rendering for some objects and surface rendering for others in the same scene is also presented. We show examples to illustrate each method in the context of preoperative surgical planning and intraoperative guidance.

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Biomedical Data Exploration Meets Telecollaborationed in .-dimensional object space, rather than screen space. We demonstrate TDE’s telecollaborative data exploration facilities in three biomedical applications: user-assisted, boundary-based segmentation of an embryo heart, multi-spectral segmentation of thyroid tissue, and volume probing of a CT scan.