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Axial and frontal view of anatomical classifications Brodmann areas (a-b) and neurological centers (d-e) defined via semi-automated spline definition. The classification is also applicable to sub-parts, like frontal lobe (c) or the temporal lobe (f) of left hemisphere.
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High resolution 3D mesh representations of patient anatomy with appendant functional classification are of high importance in the field of clinical education and therapy planning. Thereby, classification is not always possible directly from patient morphology, thus necessitating tool support. In this work a hierarchical mesh data model for multi-hi...
