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Informatics in Radiology ( info RAD ) Three-dimensional Atlas of the Brain Anatomy and Vasculature 1

@inproceedings{Nowinski2004InformaticsIR,
  title={Informatics in Radiology ( info RAD ) Three-dimensional Atlas of the Brain Anatomy and Vasculature 1},
  author={Wieslaw Lucjan Nowinski and A. Thirunavuukarasuu and Ihar Volkau and Rafail Baimuratov and Qingmao Hu and Aamer Aziz and Su Huang},
  year={2004}
}
Of the existing atlases of the brain anatomy and cerebrovasculature, none integrates the anatomy and vasculature by providing for direct manipulation of three-dimensional (3D) cerebral models. An atlasbased application was developed in four steps: (a) construction of 3D anatomic models, (b) construction of 3D vascular models, (c) interactive spatial coregistration of the anatomic and vascular models, and (d) development of functionality and a user interface for the application. Three… 
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