2D-to-3D: a review for computational 3D image reconstruction from X-ray images
In the clinical research, three-dimensional/volumetric anatomical structure of the human
body is very significant for diagnosis, computer-aided surgery, surgical planning, patient …
body is very significant for diagnosis, computer-aided surgery, surgical planning, patient …
The EOS™ imaging system and its uses in daily orthopaedic practice
T Illés, S Somoskeöy - International orthopaedics, 2012 - Springer
Abstract Background The EOS™ X-ray machine, based on a Nobel prize-winning invention
in physics in the field of particle detection, is capable of a simultaneous capture of biplanar X …
in physics in the field of particle detection, is capable of a simultaneous capture of biplanar X …
Fast 3D reconstruction of the lower limb using a parametric model and statistical inferences and clinical measurements calculation from biplanar X-rays
In clinical routine, lower limb analysis relies on conventional X-ray (2D view) or
computerised tomography (CT) Scan (lying position). However, these methods do not allow …
computerised tomography (CT) Scan (lying position). However, these methods do not allow …
2D–3D shape reconstruction of the distal femur from stereo X-ray imaging using statistical shape models
Three-dimensional patient specific bone models are required in a range of medical
applications, such as pre-operative surgery planning and improved guidance during …
applications, such as pre-operative surgery planning and improved guidance during …
A 2D/3D correspondence building method for reconstruction of a patient-specific 3D bone surface model using point distribution models and calibrated X-ray images
G Zheng, S Gollmer, S Schumann, X Dong… - Medical image …, 2009 - Elsevier
Constructing a 3D bone surface model from a limited number of calibrated 2D X-ray images
(eg 2) and a 3D point distribution model is a challenging task, especially, when we would …
(eg 2) and a 3D point distribution model is a challenging task, especially, when we would …
Musculoskeletal imaging in progress: the EOS imaging system
M Wybier, P Bossard - Joint Bone Spine, 2013 - Elsevier
The EOS 2D/3D radio-imaging device (Biospace med, France) can disclose a digital
radiographic image of bones with a very low radiation dose. This in turn allows in obtaining …
radiographic image of bones with a very low radiation dose. This in turn allows in obtaining …
Conditional generative adversarial network model for conversion of 2 dimensional radiographs into 3 dimensional views
The inefficacy of 2-Dimensional techniques in visualizing all perspectives of an organ may
lead to inaccurate diagnosis of a disease or deformity. This raises a need for adopting 3 …
lead to inaccurate diagnosis of a disease or deformity. This raises a need for adopting 3 …
Review of 2-D/3-D reconstruction using statistical shape and intensity models and X-ray image synthesis: Toward a unified framework
Patient-specific three-dimensional (3-D) bone models are useful for a number of clinical
applications such as surgery planning, postoperative evaluation, as well as implant and …
applications such as surgery planning, postoperative evaluation, as well as implant and …
3D reconstruction of the scapula from biplanar X-rays for pose estimation and morphological analysis
S Bousigues, L Gajny, S Abihssira, C Heidsieck… - Medical Engineering & …, 2023 - Elsevier
Background Patient-specific scapular shape in functional posture can be highly relevant to
clinical research. Biplanar radiography is a relevant modality for that purpose with already …
clinical research. Biplanar radiography is a relevant modality for that purpose with already …
3D reconstruction of the pelvis from bi-planar radiography
3D personalized models are more and more requested for clinical and biomechanical
studies. Techniques based on bi-planar X-rays present the advantage of a low radiation …
studies. Techniques based on bi-planar X-rays present the advantage of a low radiation …