PubMed · 1024351
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A Neiss. 1976. [Accessory skeletal elements].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1024351/
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A new method for creating unambiguous and complete boundary representation solid models with a hybrid polygonal/nonuniform rational B spline representation was developed and tested using computed tomography scans of the wrist. Polygon surface approximation was applied to a sequence of parallel planar outlines of individual bone elements in the wrist. An automated technique for the transformation of edge contours into solid models was implemented. This was performed using a custom batch file command sequence generator coupled to a commercially available mechanical computer-aided design and engineering software system known as I-DEAS (Structural Dynamics Research Corporation, Milford, OH). This transformation software allows the use of biomedical scan slice data with a solid modeler.
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