COMPUTERIZED ALGORITHM FOR VOLUMETRIC ANALYSIS FROM CT SCANS OF THE IN VIVO HUMAN ORBIT.

M. Gersten; A. L. Millman; V. Lubkin; R. Mammone; R. Koplin; D. Gormley

COMPUTERIZED ALGORITHM FOR VOLUMETRIC ANALYSIS FROM CT SCANS OF THE IN VIVO HUMAN ORBIT.

M. Gersten, A. L. Millman, V. Lubkin, R. Mammone, R. Koplin, D. Gormley

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Abstract

A technique is presented for determining volumetric information from high-resolution orbital computed tomograms. An algorithm has been developed that, without operator intervention, can recognize, extract, and reassemble a three-dimensional model of the human orbit. The algorithm utilizes the image enhancement techniques of spatial and median filtration and contrast histogram equalization and presents an innovative artificial intelligence technique of adaptive filtration and contour tracking on video-graphics files of orbital computed tomograms (CT).

Original language	English
Pages	302-305
Number of pages	4
State	Published - 1984
Externally published	Yes

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