Biomedical image visualization research using the visible human datasets

Clinical Anatomy

Volumn 19, Issue 3, 2006, Pages 240-253

  Robb, Richard A ^a   Hanson, Dennis P ^a  

^a Mayo Clinic College of Medicine   (United States)

Author keywords

Classification; Modeling; Registration; Segmentation; Visualization

Indexed keywords

ALGORITHM; ARTICLE; AUTOPSY; CLINICAL PRACTICE; COMPUTER SYSTEM; DATA ANALYSIS; HUMAN; IMAGE ANALYSIS; IMAGE RECONSTRUCTION; MEDICAL RESEARCH; PRIORITY JOURNAL; THEORETICAL STUDY;

ALGORITHMS; ANATOMY; BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH; FEMALE; HUMANS; IMAGING, THREE-DIMENSIONAL; MALE; NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE (U.S.); UNITED STATES; VISIBLE HUMAN PROJECTS;

EID: 33646155747     PISSN: 08973806     EISSN: 10982353     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1002/ca.20332     Document Type: Article

References (46)

1. Blumenfeld SM. 1996. A glimpse at the surgery of the next century. In: Sieburg H, Weghorst S, Morgan K, editors. Health care in the information age. Amsterdam: IOS Press and Ohmsha. p 319.
2. Cameron BM, Manduca A, Robb RA. 1996. Patient-specific anatomic models: Geometric surface generation from 3 dimensional medical images using a specified polygonal budget. In: Sieburg HB, Weghorst SJ, Morgan KS, editors. Health care in the information age: Future tools for transforming medicine. Amsterdam: IOS Press and Ohmsha. p 447-460.
3. Chen X, Brady M, Rueckert D. 2004. Simultaneous segmentation and registration for medical image. In: Barillot C, Haynor DR, Hellier P, editors. Proc. MICCAI 2004. Berlin Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag. LNCS 3216:663-670.
4. Drebin R, Carpenter L, Harrahan P. 1988. Volume rendering. Proc SIGGRAPH'88 p 665-674.
5. Folowosele FO, Camp JJ, Brey RH, Lane JI, Robb RA. 2004. 3D Imaging and modeling of the middle and inner ear. Proc. SPIE-Medical imaging 2004, Visualization, Image-Guided Procedures, and Display. 5367:508-515.
6. Geiger B, Kikinis R. 1994. Simulation of endoscopy. AAAI Spring Symposium Series: Applications of computer vision in medical images processing. Stanford: Stanford University. p 138-140.
7. Greenleaf JF, Ritman EL, Wood EH, Robb RA, Johnson SA. 1974. Dynamic computer-generated displays of data from biplane roentgen angiography for study of the left ventricle. Ann Biomed Eng 2:90-105.
8. Hanson DP, Robb RA, Aharon S, Augustine KE, Cameron BM, Camp JJ, Karwoski RA, Larson AG, Stacy MC, Workman EL. 1997. New software toolkits for comprehensive visualization and analysis of three-dimensional multimodal biomedical images. J Digit Imaging 10(3 Suppl 1):229-230.
9. Höhne KH, Bomans M, Pommert A, Riemer M, Tiede U, Weibeck G. 1990. Rendering tomographic volume data: Adequacy of methods for different modalities and organs. In: Höhne KH, Fuchs H, Pizer SM, editors. 3D Imaging in Medicine, NATO ASI Series. F60:197-215.
10. Kay PA, Robb RA, Myers RP, King BF. 1996. Creation and validation of patient specific anatomical models for prostate surgery planning using virtual reality. In: Höhne KH, Kikinis R, editors. Visualization in Biomedical Computing. Berlin: Springer-Verlag. pp 547-552.
11. Kikinis R, Langham Gleason P, Jolesz FA. 1995. Surgical planning using computer-assisted three-dimensional reconstructions. In: Taylor R, Lavallée S, Burdea GC, Mösges R, editors. Computer integrated surgery. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. p 147-154.
12. Lane JI, Witte RJ, Eggers SDZ, Brey RH, Henson OW, Driscoll CLW, Camp JJ, Robb RA. 2004. CT and MR microscopy of the inner ear. J Vestib Res 14:258.
13. Levoy M. 1988. Display of surfaces from volume data. IEEE Comput Graphics Applic 8:29-37.
14. Li S, Fevens T, Krzyzak A. 2004. Image segmentation adapted for clinical settings by combining pattern classification and level sets. In: Barillot C, Haynor DR, Hellier P, editors. Proc. MICCAI 2004. Berlin Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag. LNCS 3216:160-167.
15. Lin W, Robb RA. 1999. Dynamic volume texture mapping and model deformation for visually realistic surgical simulation. In: Westwood JD, Hoffman H, Robb R, Stredney D, editors. Proceedings of Medicine Meets Virtual Reality. Amsterdam, Netherlands: IOS Press. 62:198-204.
16. Lorensen WE, Cline HE. 1987. Marching cubes: A high resolution 3D surface construction algorithm. Comput Graph 21:163-169.
17. Lorensen WE, Jolesz FA, Kikinis R. 1995. The exploration of cross-sectional data with a virtual endoscope. In: Morgan K, Satava RM, Sieburg HB, Mattheus R, Christensen JP, editors. Interactive technology and the new paradigm for healthcare. Amsterdam: IOS Press and Ohmsha. p 221-230.
18. Maddah M, Zou KH, Wells WM, Kikinis R, Warfield SK. 2004. Automatic optimization of segmentation algorithms through simultaneous truth and performance level estimation (STAPLE). In: Barillot C, Haynor DR, Hellier P, editors. Proc MICCAI 2004. Berlin Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag. LNCS 3216:274-282.
19. Martin DP, Blezek DJ, Robb RA, Camp JJ, Nauss LA. 1998. Simulations of regional anesthesia using virtual reality for training residents. Anesthesiology 89:A58.
20. Martin DP, Blezek DJ, Robb RA. 1999. Simulating lower extremity nerve blocks with virtual reality. Techn Reg Anesth Pain Manage 3:58-61.
21. Napel S, Rubin GD, Beaulieu CF, Jeffrey RB Jr, Argiro V. 1996. Perspective volume rendering of cross-sectional images for simulated endoscopy and intra-parenchymal viewing. Newport Beach, CA: SPIE's Medical Imaging. 2707-07:16.
22. Nowinski WL, Yang GL, Yeo TT. 2000. Computer-aided stereotactic functional neurosurgery enhanced by the use of the multiple brain atlas database. IEEE Trans Med Imaging 19:62-69.
23. Papademetris X, Jackowski AP, Schultz RT, Staib LH, Duncan JS. 2004. Integrated intensity and point-feature non-rigid registration. In: Barillot C, Haynor DR, Hellier P, editors. Proc. MICCAI 2004. Berlin Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag. LNCS 3216:763-770.
24. Pommert A, Höhne KH, Pflesser B, Richter E, Riemer M, Schiemann T, Schubert R, Schumacher U, Tiede U. 2001. Creating a high-resolution spatial/symbolic model of the inner organs based on the Visible Human. Med Image Anal 5:221-228.
25. Robb RA. 1982. The dynamic spatial reconstructor: An x-ray video-fluoroscopic CT scanner for dynamic volume imaging of moving organs. IEEE Trans Med Imaging MI-1:22-23.
26. Robb RA. 1995. Three-dimensional biomedical imaging. Principles and practice. New York, NY: VCH Publishers, Inc. p 1-282.
27. Robb RA. 1996a. Virtual (computed) endoscopy: Development and evaluation using the Visible Human Datasets. The Visible Human Project Conference, Bethesda, Maryland, October 7-8. (CD-Rom).
28. Robb RA. 1996b. VR assisted surgery planning using patient specific anatomic models. IEEE Eng Med Biol 15:60-69.
29. Robb RA. 1999a. Biomedical imaging, visualization and analysis. New York, NY: Wiley. p 1-329.
30. Robb RA. 1999b. 3-D visualization in biomedical applications. Ann Rev Biomed Eng 1:377-399.
31. Robb RA. 2000a. Virtual endoscopy: Development and evaluation using the Visible Human Datasets. Comput Med Imaging Graph 24:133-151.
32. Robb RA. 2000b. Three-dimensional visualization in medicine and biology. In: Bankman IN, editor. Handbook of medical imaging: Processing and analysis. San Diego, CA: Academic Press. p 685-712.
33. Robb RA. 2001. The biomedical imaging resource at Mayo Clinic. IEEE Trans Med Imaging 20:854-867.
34. Robb RA. 2002. The virtualization of medicine: A decade of pitfalls and progress. In: Westwood JD, Hoffman HM, Robb RA, Stredney D, editors. Medicine meets virtual reality 02/10-Digital upgrades: Applying Moore's Law to Health. Amsterdam, Netherlands: IOS Press. 85:1-7.
35. Robb RA. 2005. Biomedical imaging: Past, present and predictions. Proceedings of the First International Symposium on Intelligent Assistance in Diagnosis of Multi-Dimensional Medical Images and the Second Symposium on Multi-Organ, Multi-Disease CAD, Nagoya Japan. p I68-I77.
36. Robb RA, Barillot C. 1989. Interactive display and analysis of 3-D medical images. IEEE Trans Med Imaging 8:217-226.
37. Robb RA, Cameron B. 1995. Virtual reality assisted surgery program. In: Morgan K, Satava RM, Sieburg HB, Mattheus R, Christensen JP, editors. Interactive technology and the new paradigm for healthcare. Amsterdam: IOS Press and Ohmsha 18:309-321.
38. Robb RA, Hanson DP. 1993. The ANALYZE software system for visualization and analysis in surgery simulation. In: Taylor RH, Lavallée S, Burdea GC, Mösges R, editors. Computer integrated surgery. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. pp 175-189.
39. Robb RA, Suzuki N. 1997. The Visible Human Project. Newton Graphic Science Magazine 10:74-85.
40. Robb RA, Ritman EL, Harris LD, Wood EH. 1979. Dynamic three-dimensional x-ray computed tomography of the heart, lungs, and circulation. IEEE Trans Nucl Sci 26:1646-1660.
41. Robb RA, Hanson DP, Camp JJ. 1996. Computer-aided surgery planning and rehearsal at Mayo Clinic. Computer 29:39-47.
42. Rubin GD, Beaulieu CF, Argiro V, Ringl H, Norbash AM, Feller JF, Dake MD, Jeffrey RB, Napel S. 1996. Perspective volume rendering of CT and MR images: applications for endoscopic imaging. Radiology 199:321-330.
43. Satava RM, Robb RA. 1997. Virtual endoscopy: Applications of 3-D visualization to medical diagnosis. Presence 6:179-197.
44. Vining DJ, Shifrin RY, Grishaw EK, Liu K, Gelfand DW. 1994. Virtual colonoscopy [abstract]. Radiology 193:446.
45. Wachowiak MP, Peters TM. 2004. Parallel optimization approaches for medical image registration. In: Barillot C, Haynor DR, Hellier P, editors. Proc. MICCAI 2004. Berlin Heidelberg: Verlag. LNCS 3216:781-788.
46. Wickham JE. 1994. Minimally invasive surgery: Future developments. BMJ 308:193-196.