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1 January 1986 Interactive Surface Display System Of Three Dimensional Object
Yiuki Ko, C. K. Wong, Martin W. Herman, Lee C. Chiu, Joseph Tabrisky
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Abstract
Three dimensional surface reconstruction and visualization are well recognized to be useful in the area of pre-operative surgical planning and radiation treatment therapy planning. This function has been integrated into the capabilities of the comprehensive PACS system of the Harbor-UCLA Diagnostic Imaging Center. This paper describes how the user can transfer and view CT or MR images from the scanners on the radiation treatment node thru SYNERCOM* or microwave. Afterwards, an interactive segmentation algorithm is used to isolate an arbitrary region of interest and gray level thresholding is applied to generate an intermediate bin'ary image. A ray tracing algorithm is used for visible surface formation and a shading value is then calculated. Different views of the object can be generated by interactive manipulation of the rotational angles. The final 256 x 256 images are shown in cine-mode on a color Deanza 5512 system.
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Yiuki Ko, C. K. Wong, Martin W. Herman, Lee C. Chiu, and Joseph Tabrisky "Interactive Surface Display System Of Three Dimensional Object", Proc. SPIE 0671, Physics and Engineering of Computerized Multidimensional Imaging and Processing, (1 January 1986); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.966690
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KEYWORDS
Ray tracing

Image segmentation

Radiotherapy

Binary data

3D displays

Image processing

Imaging systems

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