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Visualization in Biomedical Computing

4th International Conference, VBC '96, Hamburg, Germany, September 22 - 25, 1996, Proceedings

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  • © 1996

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  1. Karl Heinz Höhne
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  2. Ron Kikinis
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 1131)

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Table of contents (74 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. GI tract unraveling in volumetric CT

    • Ge Wang, Michael W. Vannier, Elizabeth G. McFarland, Jay P. Heiken, James A. Brink
    Pages 1-12

  3. Segmentation of the visible human for high quality volume based visualization

    • Thomas Schiemann, Jochen Nuthmann, Ulf Tiede, Karl Heinz Höhne
    Pages 13-22

  4. Illustrating anatomic models — A semi-interactive approach

    • Bernhard Preim, Alf Ritter, Thomas Strothotte
    Pages 23-32

  5. A fast rendering method using the tree structure of objects in virtualized bronchus endoscope system

    • Kensaku Mori, Jun-ichi Hasegawa, Jun-ichiro Toriwaki, Hirofumi Anno, Kazuhiro Katada
    Pages 33-42

  6. An optimal ray traversal scheme for visualizing colossal medical volumes

    • Asish Law, Roni Yagel
    Pages 43-52

  7. A direct multi-volume rendering method. Application to visual assessment of 3-D image registration algorithms

    • Jean-José Jacq, Christian Roux
    Pages 53-62

  8. Visualization of tissue elasticity by magnetic resonance elastography

    • A. Manduca, R. Muthupillai, P. J. Rossman, J. F. Greenleaf, R. L. Ehman
    Pages 63-68

  9. Accurate vessel depiction with phase gradient algorithm in MR angiography

    • Romhild Hoogeveen, Chris Bakker, Max Viergever
    Pages 69-74

  10. Visualization and labeling of the Visible Human™ dataset: Challenges & resolves

    • R. Mullick, H. T. Nguyen
    Pages 75-80

  11. Rebuilding the visible man

    • John E. Stewart, William C. Broaddus, James H. Johnson
    Pages 81-86

  12. Image quality improvements in volume rendering

    • Jeroen Terwisscha van Scheltinga, Marco Bosma, Jaap Smit, Steven Lobregt
    Pages 87-92

  13. Real-time merging of visible surfaces for display and segmentation

    • Robert P. Grzeszczuk, Charles A. Pelizzari
    Pages 93-98

  14. Cortical peeling: CSF/grey/white matter boundaries visualized by nesting isosurfaces

    • Colin J. Holmes, David MacDonald, John G. Sled, Arthur W. Toga, Alan C. Evans
    Pages 99-104

  15. Enhancement of MR images

    • Régis Guillemaud, Michael Brady
    Pages 105-116

  16. Radiometric correction of color cryosection images for three-dimensional segmentation of fine structures

    • Jorge Márquez, Francis Schmitt
    Pages 117-122

  17. 3D reconstruction of cerebral vessels and pathologies from a few biplane digital angiographies

    • Laurent Launay, Eric Maurincomme, Pierre Bouchet, Jean-Laurent Mallet, Luc Picard
    Pages 123-128

  18. Robust 3-D reconstruction and analysis of microstructures from serial histologic sections, with emphasis on microvessels in prostate cancer

    • Paul A. Kay, Richard A. Robb, David G. Bostwick, Jon J. Camp
    Pages 129-134

  19. An extensible MRI simulator for post-processing evaluation

    • Remi K. -S. Kwan, Alan C. Evans, G. Bruce Pike
    Pages 135-140

  20. Compensation of spatial inhomogeneity in MRI based on a parametric bias estimate

    • Christian Brechbühler, Guido Gerig, Gábor Székely
    Pages 141-146
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This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Visualization in Biomedical Computing, VBC '96, held in Hamburg, Germany, in September 1996.
The 73 revised full papers presented were selected from a total of 232 submissions. The book reports the state of the art in the field of computer based visualization in medicine and biology. The papers are organized in sections on visualization; image processing; segmentation; registration; brain: description of shape; brain: characterization of pathology; brain: visualization of function; simulation of surgery and endoscopy; image guided surgery and endoscopy.

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