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30 January 1990 Three-Dimensional Reconstruction Of Coronary Arteries From Biplane Angiogram Based On An Anatomical Model
Takao Akatsuka, Hitoshi Abe, Shigeyasu Natsubori, Yasutaka Tamura, Tohru Takeda, Masayoshi Akisada
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Abstract
An algorithm for three dimensional identification of the coronary artery by biplane angiogram is described. The algorithm is based on a few assumptions of the anatomical structure of the coronary artery and it succeeds in reconstructing the 3-D structure almost automatically using information such as diameter of the artery and the direction of it at node points. The results are displayed on a CRT as a stereo pair for binocular vision or as a rotating 3-D structure. Combining these results with a 3-D computer display of a myocardial scintigram, an effective tool for evaluating or understanding mutual image information is obtained. For the myocardium, superimposition with a conceptual coronary artery model is also effective. Experiments with clinical data show the usefulness of this procedure for understanding the degree and region of ischemia.
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Takao Akatsuka, Hitoshi Abe, Shigeyasu Natsubori, Yasutaka Tamura, Tohru Takeda, and Masayoshi Akisada "Three-Dimensional Reconstruction Of Coronary Arteries From Biplane Angiogram Based On An Anatomical Model", Proc. SPIE 1153, Applications of Digital Image Processing XII, (30 January 1990); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.962358
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KEYWORDS
Arteries

3D modeling

3D image processing

Angiography

3D displays

Digital image processing

Heart

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