Construction of three-dimensional atlas of the lenticular nuclei and its subnucleus based on the cryosection images from Chinese visible human:a preliminay stud
2011-08-15 00:54:32ChenXiaoguang陳曉光4thSectionNeurosurgDeptClinicHospHarbinMedUnivHarbin150001ChinNeurosurg2011275961
外科研究與新技術 2011年3期
Chen Xiaoguang(陳曉光，4th Section Neurosurg Dept，Clinic Hosp，Harbin Med Univ，Harbin 150001)…∥Chin J Neurosurg.－2011，27(1).－59～61
Construction of three-dimensional atlas of the lenticular nuclei and its subnucleus based on the cryosection images from Chinese visible human:a preliminay stud
Chen Xiaoguang(陳曉光，4th Section Neurosurg Dept，Clinic Hosp，Harbin Med Univ，Harbin 150001)…∥Chin J Neurosurg.－2011，27(1).－59～61
ObjectiveTo establish a 3D atlas of the lenticular nuclei and its subnucleus with the cryosection images of the male from“Atlas of Chinese Visible Human”.MethodsThe lenticular nuclei and its subnucleus were segmented from the cryosection images and reconstructed with the software developed by Harbin Institute of Technology.Results3D model of the lenticular nuclei illustrated that it was fabaceous with its anteroposterior and superoinferior diameter longer，and the mediolateral diameter shorter.The spatial relationship between the lenticular nuclei and its subnucleus was clear with the surface of the lenticular nuclei semitransparent.ConclusionIt is feasible to establish 3D model of the subnucleus in human brain with cryosection images.9 refs，6 figs.
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