Incremental 3D ultrasound imaging from a 2D scanner
Ohbuchi, R.; Fuchs, H.
Visualization in Biomedical Computing, 1990., Proceedings of the First Conference on
Volume , Issue , 22-25 May 1990 Page(s):360 - 367
Digital Object Identifier   10.1109/VBC.1990.109343
Summary:The development of an interactive system that will display 3-D structures from a series of 2-D images acquired incrementally by a conventional 2-D ultrasound echographic (2DE) scanner is discussed. The user-guided scanner head is mounted on a mechanical arm that tracks the position and orientation of an image frame. The design and implementation of the system, visualization algorithm, and results of an experiment with a doll phantom to test its feasibility are reported

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