Visualization Results

To demonstrate the applicability of the presented methods, we display visualization results for clinical datasets in Figures 5.85.95.10, and 5.11. The images show anatomic features and/or pathologies.

Figure 5.8: CT scan of colon. Bones and colon are displayed in the top image. The bottom image shows the colon without bones.
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Figure 5.9: CT scan of heart. The myocardal muscle is displayed in red, the coronary vessels are depicted in yellow tones.
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Figure 5.10: CT scan of lumbar spine. A fracture of a lumbar vertebra is highlighted.
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Figure 5.11: CT scan of abdomen. Through enhancement of the abdominal vascular structure an aorta aneurysma can be recognized.
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