Korean J Anat.
2002 Aug;35(4):305-314.
Manufacture of the Serially Sectioned Images of the Whole Body (Second Report: Photographing and Processing of the Anatomical Images)
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- 1Department of Anatomy, Ajou University School of Medicine, Korea. dissect@ajou.ac.kr
- 2Department of Physical Therapy, Seoul Health College, Korea.
- 3Graduate School of Advanced Imaging Science, Multimedia and Film, Chung -Ang University, Korea.
- 4Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information, Korea.
Abstract
- Serially sectioned images (MR, CT, and anatomical images) of the whole body are helpful in anatomy education because three dimensional images can be reconstructed with the serially sectioned images, and then the three dimensional images can be sectioned and rotated. To make the most important anatomical images of serially sectioned images, sectioned surfaces should be inputted into the personal computer after serial sectioning of the cadaver's whole body. In this study, equipments (digital camera and strobes) and techniques for inputting the sectioned surfaces into the personal computer to make anatomical images and for processing the anatomical images have been developed. By using these equipments and techniques, the anatomical images with the actual feature of the sectioned surfaces, the right alignment, and the constant brightness could be made. These anatomical images will be the basis for making good three dimensional images which are helpful in anatomy education.
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