Background-incorporated volumetric model for patient-specific surgical simulation: a segmentation-free, modeling-free framework
Background-incorporated volumetric model for patient-specific surgical simulation: a segmentation-free, modeling-free framework
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用于患者特定手术模拟的背景合并体积模型:无分割、无建模框架
DOI:
10.1007/s11548-010-0456-1
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发表时间:
2010
影响因子:
3
通讯作者:
K. Minato
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作者:
K. W. Hung;M. Nakao;Koji Yoshimura;K. Minato
PurposePatient-specific surgical simulation imposes both practical and technical challenges. We propose a segmentation-free, modeling-free framework that creates medical volumetric models for intuitive volume deformation and manipulation in patient-specific surgical simulation.MethodsThe proposed framework creates a volumetric model based upon a new form of mesh structure, a Volume Proxy Mesh (VPM). The model can be generated in two phases: the vertex placement phase and mesh improvement phase. Vertices of a VPM are assigned to an initial location by curvature-based vertex placement method, and followed by mesh improvement performed by Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO).ResultsThe framework is applied to several kidney CT volume data. Using the framework, the resulting models are closely tailored to the detailed features of the datasets. Moreover, the resulting VPM meshes can support broader spectrum deformation between the manipulated organ and its surrounding tissues. Progress in the mesh quality of the final mesh also shows that PSO is feasible for mesh improvement.ConclusionThe framework was applied to several kidney CT volume datasets. Using the framework, the resulting models are closely tailored to the detailed features of the datasets. Moreover, the resulting VPM meshes can support broader spectrum deformation between the manipulated organ and its surrounding tissues. Evaluation of final mesh quality shows that PSO is feasible for mesh improvement.