1. Three dimensional (3D) reconstruction of the rat ventricles
- Author
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Ozdemir, M. B., Akdogan, I., Adiguzel, E., and Nilufer Yonguc
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cerebellum ,diagnostic imaging ,correlation analysis ,Rat brain ,pons ,animal tissue ,Computer ,Vetricular system ,male ,mesencephalon ,brain aqueduct ,brain fourth ventricle ,hemisphere ,controlled study ,rat ,3D reconstruction ,nonhuman ,three dimensional imaging ,article ,image reconstruction ,clinical feature ,brain size ,medulla oblongata ,virtual reality ,Anatomy ,stereotaxis ,brain ventricle - Abstract
The aim of this study is to investigate the normal three dimensional (3D) shape of the ventricular system of rat brain. The shape and volume of ventricles can be correlated with clinical or other characteristics of illness. Recently, many diagnostic imaging techniques allow to get the 3D images of anatomical structures easily. So it is possible to determine the correlation between subjects and pattern of the structures. In this study, we constructed a 3D model of the rat ventricles and their related structures. It is possible to say that, ventricular system of rat brain was similar to the human's completely. Understanding such patterns may eventually help to improve rat experiments' vision. Furthermore, these 3D models can be used for virtual animations and stereotaxic trials in further studies.
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- 2005