3D RECONSTRUCTION AND VOLUME COMPUTING IN MEDICAL IMAGING
Ligia Chiorean, Teodora Szasz, Mircea-Florin Vaida, Alin G. Voina · 2011
Medical imaging domain is a field of interest which concentrates great efforts to offer software tools for the assisted diagnosis. Segmentation, 3D reconstruction and visualization are techniques that allow physicians to observe possible pathological structure inside of the human body. Computing the volume of such a structure offers critical information in the evaluation of the disease gravity. In this paper we present a method for 3D reconstruction of the pathological zone and propose a method for volume computing. We consider this as a start for developing a complex software tool for Deep Brain Stimulation procedure in the neurosurgery domain.