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A comparison study assessing the feasibility of ultrasound-initialized deformable bone models

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Pages 293-299 | Received 28 Apr 2005, Accepted 24 May 2005, Published online: 06 Jan 2010

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Figure 1. The first two eigen modes of variation of our proximal femur model. The shape instances were generated by evaluating with .

Figure 1. The first two eigen modes of variation of our proximal femur model. The shape instances were generated by evaluating with .

Figure 2. (a) The DRB attached to the ultrasound probe. (b) Automatically segmented bone contours in anatomical space.

Figure 2. (a) The DRB attached to the ultrasound probe. (b) Automatically segmented bone contours in anatomical space.

Table I.  Error statistics of predicted shapes for Bone 1.

Table II.  Error statistics of predicted shapes for Bone 2.

Figure 3. Statistics accumulated from the trials carried out by the two users on (a) Bone 1 and (b) Bone 2 using a tracked pointer to obtain surface points. The average mean error is plotted against the number of surface points digitized.

Figure 3. Statistics accumulated from the trials carried out by the two users on (a) Bone 1 and (b) Bone 2 using a tracked pointer to obtain surface points. The average mean error is plotted against the number of surface points digitized.

Figure 4. For each population, the average mean error is plotted against the number of digitized points.

Figure 4. For each population, the average mean error is plotted against the number of digitized points.

Table III.  Mean surface errors for nine dry cadaver bones in the CT-based error scheme.

Figure 5. Pointer-based prediction: predicted models overlaid onto ‘gold’ references. Bone 1 (left): mean error = 1.76 mm; and Bone 2 (right): mean error = 2.78 mm.

Figure 5. Pointer-based prediction: predicted models overlaid onto ‘gold’ references. Bone 1 (left): mean error = 1.76 mm; and Bone 2 (right): mean error = 2.78 mm.

Figure 6. Ultrasound-based prediction: predicted models overlaid onto ‘gold’ references. Bone 1 (left): mean error = 3.08 mm; and Bone 2 (right): mean error = 2.90 mm.

Figure 6. Ultrasound-based prediction: predicted models overlaid onto ‘gold’ references. Bone 1 (left): mean error = 3.08 mm; and Bone 2 (right): mean error = 2.90 mm.

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