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. 2017 Aug 11;37(5):1424–1450. doi: 10.1148/rg.2017160165

Figure 19.

Figure 19.

STL models of a renal aneurysm derived from a CT angiogram. Top: The lumen on the STL model generated from a low–spatial-resolution CT angiogram is blocky and flattened for a small renal artery (arrowheads at top and bottom). The inset (far left) shows the segmented voxels for the artery in the yellow overlay. Bottom: The same CT angiogram interpolated to a higher voxel count (0.5-mm isotropic voxels) without alteration of the image information enables the STL generation algorithm to operate more optimally with identical thresholding segmentation and thus yields a more appropriate model of small arterial lumens.