Method for the reconstruction of three-dimensional objects
OwnerJurgen Weese, Volker Rasche +2inventors
InventorsJurgen Weese, Volker Rasche, Stewart Young, Babak Movassaghi
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OwnerJurgen Weese, Volker Rasche +2inventors
InventorsJurgen Weese, Volker Rasche, Stewart Young, Babak Movassaghi
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The invention relates to a method for the computer-aided reconstruction of a three-dimensional anatomical object (3) from diagnostic image data. First of all, a diagnostic image data set of the object (3) is acquired. Then a seed point (5) is set, starting from which the object is reconstructed within a reconstruction volume (4). Thereafter, an adjacent point of the reconstruction volume (4) likewise belonging to the object (3) is located in accordance with a propagation criterion, which is calculated by means of a mathematical analysis of local areas (6, 7), assigned to the point concerned, of the image data set Reconstruction of the three-dimensional structure of the object (3) is then performed within the reconstruction volume (4) by multiple repetition of this method step and propagation along the located adjacent points. To apply such a reconstruction method to image data obtained by means of rotational X-ray imaging, wherein a plurality of two-dimensional projection images (1, 2) are recorded from different projection directions, the invention proposes that the propagation criterion be calculated by subjecting the local image areas (6, 7) of the two-dimensional projection images (1, 2) in each case individually to the mathematical analysis.
A method for the computer-aided reconstruction of a three-dimensional anatomical object (3) from diagnostic image data, having the method steps:
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