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[A study on three-dimensional reconstruction of coronary arteries and numerical simulation of fractional flow reserve based on deep learning]. [PDF]
Sheng Wu Yi Xue Gong Cheng Xue Za ZhiWei J, Wang L, Zhang W.
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Building Damage Visualization Through Three-Dimensional Reconstruction and Window Detection. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Kuniyoshi I, Nagaike I, Sato S, Bao Y.
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Three‐Dimensional Reconstruction of Tissues
Current Protocols in Molecular Biology, 2006AbstractCellular morphology is inherently three‐dimensional. However, most histological techniques for tissue analysis focus on extracting information from two‐dimensional slices of fixed samples or dissociated cells. These techniques result in a significant loss of the three‐dimensional information of the tissue, including true cell volume ...
Francisco, Cruz +2 more
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Three-dimensional reconstruction by zooming
IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation, 1993It is shown that it is possible to infer 3-D information from a set of images taken with a zoom lens. A precise study of the optical properties of such a lens gives two major results: The intersection between the optical axis and the image plane can be independently and accurately determined, and the pin-hole model cannot be used directly for the ...
Jean-Marc Lavest +2 more
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Otocephalus: Histopathology and three-dimensional reconstruction
Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1996Otocephaly is a lethal malformation of the first and second branchial arches, which consists of ventromedial displacement of the external ear structures (synotia), mandibular aplasia (agnathia), absence of the tongue (aglossia), and microstomia. We present the first complete description of the temporal bone findings in a case of otocephalus.
R, Hinojosa +3 more
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A review of three dimensional reconstruction techniques
Multimedia Tools and Applications, 2021Three dimensional (3D) modeling is an important stereoscopic representation of an object for multiple viewpoints aggregation and geometrical information. A general 3D modeling pipeline consists of data acquisition, 3D reconstruction and surface reconstruction. The core computational process in 3D modeling is always associated with the 3D reconstruction,
Jonathan Then Sien Phang +2 more
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Three‐dimensional Reconstruction of the Equine Ovary
Anatomia, Histologia, Embryologia, 2005SummaryThe equine ovary has a very unique structure in terms of its extreme large size, the presence of the ovulation fossa and the inverted location of its cortex and medulla. In the previous study, it was recognized that the application of three‐dimensional internal structure microscopy (3D‐ISM) to observe the mare ovary is very effective.
J, Kimura +8 more
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Three-dimensional reconstruction of the rat acinus
Journal of Applied Physiology, 1987This study provides a quantitative description of the small airways and alveolar duct-alveolar architecture of the rat lung. To accomplish this, quantitative three-dimensional reconstructions were made of small airways, the alveolar duct system, and alveoli.
R R, Mercer, J D, Crapo
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Three-Dimensional Reconstruction of Chromatin Fibers
Journal of Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics, 1983We have obtained tilt series of thin sections of chromatin fibers embedded in araldite-epon and stained with uranyl acetate. The tilt series contain between 12 and 18 micrographs, spanning tilt ranges between 84 and 117 degrees. Reconstructions in three dimensions have been obtained by filtered back-projection from each tilt series. The reconstructions
J A, Subirana +3 more
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Ultrasonic three-dimensional reconstruction of the heart
Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology, 1995The recent advances in ultrasound equipment, digital image acquisition, and display techniques made three-dimensional (3D) echocardiography a clinically feasible and exciting technique which allows objective analysis of structure and pathological conditions of complex geometry.
A, Salustri, J R, Roelandt
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