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1 July 2009 Method of pectus excavatum measurement based on structured light technique
Wojciech Glinkowski, Robert Sitnik, Marcin Witkowski, Hanna Kocon, Paweł Bolewicki, Andrzej Górecki
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Abstract
We present an automatic method for assessment of pectus excavatum severity based on an optical 3-D markerless shape measurement. A four-directional measurement system based on a structured light projection method is built to capture the shape of the body surface of the patients. The system setup is described and typical measurement parameters are given. The automated data analysis path is explained. Their main steps are: normalization of trunk model orientation, cutting the model into slices, analysis of each slice shape, selecting the proper slice for the assessment of pectus excavatum of the patient, and calculating its shape parameter. We develop a new shape parameter (I3ds) that shows high correlation with the computed tomography (CT) Haller index widely used for assessment of pectus excavatum. Clinical results and the evaluation of developed indexes are presented.
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Wojciech Glinkowski, Robert Sitnik, Marcin Witkowski, Hanna Kocon, Paweł Bolewicki, and Andrzej Górecki "Method of pectus excavatum measurement based on structured light technique," Journal of Biomedical Optics 14(4), 044041 (1 July 2009). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.3210782
Published: 1 July 2009
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KEYWORDS
3D metrology

Computed tomography

Chest

Structured light

3D scanning

3D image processing

Clouds

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