Validation and comparison of three different methods for automated identification of distal femoral landmarks in 3D

All fully automated methods show potential for use, depending on the use case. Characteristics of the different methods, such as the input data required (raw CT/segmented bone surface models, amount of training data required) and/or the methods robustness, can be used for method selection in the individual application.

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Biomedizinische Technik/Biomedical Engineering
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2025-05-22
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https://doi.org/10.1515/bmt-2025-0026
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Hip disorders and treatments
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Validation and comparison of three different methods for automated identification of distal femoral landmarks in 3D

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Abstract

All fully automated methods show potential for use, depending on the use case. Characteristics of the different methods, such as the input data required (raw CT/segmented bone surface models, amount of training data required) and/or the methods robustness, can be used for method selection in the individual application.

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