Dear, Luca
I have a question regarding the use of vmtkcenterlines in the presence of an
aneurysm.
Is it true that if more than 3/4 of the original artery is present,
vmtkcenterlines will give a correct centerline, without aneurysm removal?
Just by selecting the source point in the arterial source and a target point in
the arterial end, while ignoring the aneurysm.
This I thought is the result of the maximum inscribed sphere being confined to
the original artery's diameter.
is this true?
I am not sure I am clear, but what I am trying to get is the true centerline
(prior to aneurysm development) without aneurysm removal. (This is since you
wrote:
"Nevertheless, while the parent artery reconstructions are plausible, it remains
to be proven that they are faithful representations of the pre-aneurysmal
artery."
in:
Ford et al, An objective approach to digital removal of saccular aneurysm:
techniques and applications. BJR, 2009, ss55-61)
If I am not clear, please tell me and I will create an image, to show what I
mean.
Thanks
Haim
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