| 講演抄録/キーワード |
| 講演名 |
2026-03-06 13:38
Depthmap-based 2D-3D Reconstruction of the Wrist Bones from a Single-View Radiograph for the Diagnosis of Deformity and Treatment Planning ○Yanis Tahrat・Yi Gu(NAIST)・Ryoya Shiode・Kunihiro Oka(Osaka Univ.)・Soufi Mazen・Yoshinobu Sato・Yoshito Otake(NAIST) MI2025-104 |
| 抄録 |
(和) |
Single-view radiography is the standard for hand deformity assessment but lacks the three-dimensional spatial information essential for precise surgical planning. While depthmap-based 2D–3D reconstruction offers
a potential solution, its application to the wrist region is challenged by complex bone geometry and significant anatomical overlap. This study proposes a framework for 2D–3D reconstruction of the radius, ulna,
and carpal bones from a single radiograph. The core of the method is a dedicated CT-to-X-ray registration pipeline designed to extract quantitative depth information. The framework integrates 2D deep learning for bone segmentation and landmark detection to constrain the search space. Registration is formulated as a gradient-driven optimization problem, employing a gradient correlation similarity metric and the Covariance Matrix Adaptation Evolution Strategy (CMA-ES) to achieve robust pose estimation. The proposed framework was validated on a large dataset consisting of 510 CT volumes and 476 radiographs. Registration
quality was assessed through visual evaluation of DRR–radiograph overlays, demonstrating stable and reproducible alignment across cases and Target Registration Error value. This optimized registration enabled
the generation of high-fidelity, millimeter-scale quantitative depth maps, which can be used as the basis for training tasks, including 2D–3D bone reconstruction models. By integrating single-view radiography with quantitative depth estimation, this work bridges the gap toward clinically actionable 3D data and enhances conventional radiographic assessment with a geometry-aware tool for orthopedic deformity diagnosis and treatment planning. |
| (英) |
Single-view radiography is the standard for hand deformity assessment but lacks the three-dimensional spatial information essential for precise surgical planning. While depthmap-based 2D–3D reconstruction offers
a potential solution, its application to the wrist region is challenged by complex bone geometry and significant anatomical overlap. This study proposes a framework for 2D–3D reconstruction of the radius, ulna,
and carpal bones from a single radiograph. The core of the method is a dedicated CT-to-X-ray registration pipeline designed to extract quantitative depth information. The framework integrates 2D deep learning for bone segmentation and landmark detection to constrain the search space. Registration is formulated as a gradient-driven optimization problem, employing a gradient correlation similarity metric and the Covariance Matrix Adaptation Evolution Strategy (CMA-ES) to achieve robust pose estimation. The proposed framework was validated on a large dataset consisting of 510 CT volumes and 476 radiographs. Registration
quality was assessed through visual evaluation of DRR–radiograph overlays, demonstrating stable and reproducible alignment across cases and Target Registration Error value. This optimized registration enabled
the generation of high-fidelity, millimeter-scale quantitative depth maps, which can be used as the basis for training tasks, including 2D–3D bone reconstruction models. By integrating single-view radiography with quantitative depth estimation, this work bridges the gap toward clinically actionable 3D data and enhances conventional radiographic assessment with a geometry-aware tool for orthopedic deformity diagnosis and treatment planning. |
| キーワード |
(和) |
CT-to-X-ray registration / single-view radiography / depth map / wrist / radius and ulna / CMA-ES / U-Net / |
| (英) |
CT-to-X-ray registration / single-view radiography / depth map / wrist / radius and ulna / CMA-ES / U-Net / |
| 文献情報 |
信学技報, vol. 125, no. 395, MI2025-104, pp. 167-170, 2026年3月. |
| 資料番号 |
MI2025-104 |
| 発行日 |
2026-02-26 (MI) |
| ISSN |
Online edition: ISSN 2432-6380 |
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