Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6552489 | Forensic Science International | 2014 | 29 Pages |
Abstract
The goal of this work was to investigate different methods to generate anonymous and patient-specific 3D models which may be used as reference visualizations. The issue of registering 3D volumetric as well as 2D photographic data to such 3D models is addressed to provide an intuitive context for injury documentation from arbitrary modalities. We present an image processing and visualization work-flow, discuss the major parts of this work-flow, compare the different investigated reference models, and show a number of cases studies that underline the suitability of the proposed work-flow for presenting forensically relevant information in 3D visualizations.
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Authors
Martin Urschler, Johannes Höller, Alexander Bornik, Tobias Paul, Michael Giretzlehner, Horst Bischof, Kathrin Yen, Eva Scheurer,