2003
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-24586-5_21
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Reconstruction of Surfaces from Cross Sections Using Skeleton Information

Abstract: Surface reconstruction from parallel cross sections is an important problem in medical imaging and other object-modeling applications. Shape and topological differences between object contours in adjacent sections cause severe difficulties in the reconstruction process. A way to approach this problem is using the skeleton to create intermediate sections that represent the place where the ramifications occur. Several authors have proposed previously the use of some type of skeleton to face the problem, but in a… Show more

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