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Shape modelling of bones : application to the primate shoulder

2008-01-01

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The aims of this work were to develop techniques for describing morphological variations of shoulder bones and to test these on real datasets. The robust measurement and description of anatomical geometry can provide accurate estimation and better understanding of bone morphology. Feature lines were detected automatically using crest line techniques and shape information from shoulder bones was extracted based on...

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f75f11ea-b1be-580d-8ce8-301e899635a4
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10.25560/4270
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