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3d reconstructions of brain ventricles using anaglyph images

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The development of more advanced techniques in medical imaging is mainly aimed at three-dimensional and virtual reality visualization methods, with educational and training purposes as well as to assist surgical and diagnostic procedures. We applied methods to generate 3D stereoscopic images from magnetic resonance and common reconstruction techniques in clinical practice. We focused our research on the ventricular cavities of the central nervous system, using surface volumes and images of virtual neuroendoscopic navigation.

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TEEM '16: Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Technological Ecosystems for Enhancing Multiculturality
November 2016
1165 pages
ISBN:9781450347471
DOI:10.1145/3012430
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  1. 3d anglyph
  2. computer graphics education
  3. ventricular system of the brain
  4. visualization toolkit

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