Image display method and computer readable medium for image display
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Dec 14, 2006
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Mar 21, 2006
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Jun 14, 2005
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A three-dimensional image as a tubular tissue (colon) is divided longitudinally along a center line (path) is generated, and divided pieces are displayed in association with each other. When the number of dividing planes is one, the dividing plane and the divided pieces may be simply synthesized. However, when the number of dividing planes is two or more, one dividing plane is covered with another. Thus, dividing planes corresponding to each of the divided pieces are generated, and a portion of each dividing plane not touching the divided piece is deleted. Accordingly, all divided pieces are displayed, so that the inner wall can be observed for 360 degrees. Unlike the exfoliated image, the image does not contain distortion and the positional relationship is also easy to understand. When dividing with two or more dividing planes, a plurality of dividing planes contained in one divided piece can be observed simultaneously.
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