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Hi, I used CT scans to create them. But newer tried X-ray (I hope has more than one sections) to create them. Please send me a sample to try. So we can discuss what can we do about it. -
Did you create those models using just 2-Dimensional X-rays as input? I've seen CT scans create 3D models, but I've never seen 2D X-rays converted into 3D models unless they happened to be taken with an EOS X-ray system, which mine unfortunately were not. -
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I’ve read cases where some doctors were able to do it, but I’m not sure which software to use aside from possibly Seg3D or ImageVis3D, which likely have a steep learning curve. My goal is to use X-rays of my pre-injured lumbar spine to create a 3D model to compare to that of my post-injured lumbar spine. I have a CT scan from after my accident, but not from before. If if anyone knows of a way to do this, or a software that is preferable, I would be immensely grateful for your input. Or is there any way I could reach out to a university or medical establishment and enlist their aid in doing so in exchange for an agreed upon fee?
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