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Braccini et al., 1992 - Google Patents

Morphometric analysis of sonographic images by spatial geometric modeling

Braccini et al., 1992

Document ID
479416346666980284
Author
Braccini G
Salvetti O
Publication year
Publication venue
Computerized medical imaging and graphics

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A methodology able to derive spatial geometric models from input sequences of sonographic slices is proposed. The developed modeling procedure can be utilized to perform computer-assisted anatomic 3D analysis both on all echo space and selected …
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