PubMed · 3745954
Three-dimensional reconstructions of objects from serial sections using a microcomputer graphics system.
Abstract
A computer graphics system for constructing 3-dimensional models of tissues from serial sections has been designed around a Motorola 68000 CPU. The system consists of a Dual Systems 16-bit microcomputer running the UNIX operating system. A Scion Corporation MicroAngelo color graphics system drives the color monitor. Three-dimensional imaging is enhanced by hidden line removal and area filling by color. A computer-drawn model of a cherry angioma is compared with a previously constructed physical model of the same angioma to illustrate how the system operates.
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M S Braverman, I M Braverman. 1986. Three-dimensional reconstructions of objects from serial sections using a microcomputer graphics system.. https://doi.org/10.1111/1523-1747.ep12285445
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