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Forensic 3D Visualization of CT Data Using Cinematic Volume Rendering: A Preliminary Study.
Lars C Ebert
1 ,
Wolf Schweitzer
1 ,
Dominic Gascho
1 ,
Thomas D Ruder
1
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Patricia M Flach
1 ,
Michael J Thali
1 ,
Garyfalia Ampanozi
1
Feb 2017
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Abstract
The 3D volume-rendering technique (VRT) is commonly used in forensic radiology. Its main function is to explain medical findings to state attorneys, judges, or police representatives. New visualization algorithms permit the generation of almost photorealistic volume renderings of CT datasets. The objective of this study is to present and compare a variety of radiologic findings to illustrate the differences between and the advantages and limitations of the current VRT and the physically based cinematic rendering technique (CRT).