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Journal of Zhejiang University SCIENCE C 2010 Vol.11 No.6 P.418-424

http://doi.org/10.1631/jzus.C0910402


Three-dimensional organ modeling based on deformable surfaces applied to radio-oncology


Author(s):  Gloria Bueno, Oscar Dniz, Jess Salido, Carmen Carrascosa, Jos M. Delgado

Affiliation(s):  Grupo de Visin y Sistemas Inteligentes, Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, E.T.S. Ingenieros Industriales Avda. Camilo Jos Cela, 3. 13071 Ciudad Real, Spain, Hospital General de Ciudad Real, Tomelloso s/n. 13005 Ciudad Real, Spain, Instituto Oncolgico (Grupo IMO) Modesto Lafuente, 14, 28010 Madrid, Spain

Corresponding email(s):   Gloria.Bueno@uclm.es

Key Words:  3D biomechanical organ modeling, Energy minimizing deformable model, Finite element model, Geodesic active contour, Radiotherapy treatment planning


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Gloria Bueno, Oscar Dniz, Jess Salido, Carmen Carrascosa, Jos M. Delgado. Three-dimensional organ modeling based on deformable surfaces applied to radio-oncology[J]. Journal of Zhejiang University Science C, 2010, 11(6): 418-424.

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Abstract: 
This paper describes a method based on an energy minimizing deformable model applied to the 3D biomechanical modeling of a set of organs considered as regions of interest (ROI) for radiotherapy. The initial model consists of a quadratic surface that is deformed to the exact contour of the ROI by means of the physical properties of a mass-spring system. The exact contour of each ROI is first obtained using a geodesic active contour model. The ROI is then parameterized by the vibration modes resulting from the deformation process. Once each structure has been defined, the method provides a 3D global model including the whole set of ROIs. This model allows one to describe statistically the most significant variations among its structures. Statistical ROI variations among a set of patients or through time can be analyzed. Experimental results are presented using the pelvic zone to simulate anatomical variations among structures and its application in radiotherapy treatment planning.

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