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    • Computational Anatomy

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    • Treelike structures, such as vascular and airway networks, are complex 3D objects.
    • Accurate planar visualization of these structures is challenging due to their intricate geometry.
    • Existing methods often struggle with shape preservation and occlusion, hindering analysis and navigation.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce a novel method for creating shape-preserving planar visualizations of treelike anatomical structures.
    • To enable accurate representation of complex biological networks for improved understanding and application.
    • To facilitate endoluminal navigation and direct data interrogation through accurate surface flattening.

    Main Methods:

    • Extraction of a skeleton from the treelike object.
    • Generation of a radial planar embedding to avoid self-intersections and occlusions.
    • Optimization of angular positions for shape reconstruction and global geometric context preservation.
    • Harmonic mapping for surface flattening, adjusting boundaries to manage mesh stretching over concavities.
    • Inclusion of depth cues via a grayscale border for enhanced shape comprehension.

    Main Results:

    • Successful planar visualization of treelike structures (bronchial trees, blood vessels, aorta) with preserved shape.
    • Demonstrated avoidance of occlusions in the flattened representations.
    • Quantitative and user study evaluations confirmed the method's effectiveness in shape recovery and usability.
    • The parameterized surface proved useful for endoluminal navigation guidance and direct data interrogation.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed method effectively generates accurate and shape-preserving planar visualizations of complex treelike anatomical structures.
    • This technique enhances the recognition and analysis of biological networks by maintaining global geometric context.
    • The resulting parameterized surfaces offer valuable applications in medical navigation and data analysis.