Volume rendering using surface guided cropping
A volume-rendering, volume-based technology applied to diagnostic radiology instruments, applications, dental prostheses, etc., to achieve superior results
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[0053] In the following description, reference is made to the accompanying drawings, which show by way of illustration how the disclosure may be practiced.
[0054] figure 1 A 2D projection of 3D volume data recorded from a patient by a computed tomography (CT) X-ray scan is shown according to an embodiment. Computed tomography, especially X-ray computed tomography, is a widely used volumetric imaging principle. Generally, the radiation source and the radiation-sensitive image sensor are arranged in a line with the examination subject in between. Subject attenuates radiation. The source-detector arrangement is usually moved to several positions around the examination subject, usually on a circle or a segment thereof, and images are taken at each position. A 3D volumetric dataset representing the spatial, volumetric distribution of the attenuation coefficients within the subject can then be generated from the recorded images. CT scans of patient groups of teeth are often us...
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