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Purpose Patient-specific models of anatomical structures and pathologies generated from volumetric medical images play an increasingly central role in many aspects of patient care. A key task in generating these models is the segmentation of anatomical structures and pathologies of interest. Although numerous segmentation methods are available, they often produce erroneous delineations that require...
Bone fracture reduction is an essential step in the treatment of orthopedic fractures. It consists of determining the position and orientation of the fractured bone fragments for their fixation with implants. This paper presents a new method for the automatic reduction of fractured bone models derived from CT scans. The method identifies the bones fracture contact surface pairs based on the fragments...
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