Abstract

ABSTRACTThis paper introduces two methodologies for the reconstruction of skeletal mesh models and for the generation of parametric bone models of the human foot. First, a new Parametric-Based Deformation methodology is presented, which deforms a template 3D mesh according to user-defined semantic parameters in order to derive a new bone model. The proposed method allows the parameterization of dense and detailed 3D meshes of human foot bones. An extensive evaluation is performed to examine the accuracy, quality, and performance of the proposed method with human and animal bones, and versus existing statistical-based methods in the literature. Also, a novel methodology is proposed for the generation of parametric bone models of the human foot using non-calibrated biplanar X-rays. The proposed method has been applied for the production of detail 3D foot biomodels from an initial template biomodel and has been evaluated using human and animal bones.

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