I want to know whether is the orientation and location of uterus same between in the MRI and three-dimensional reconstruction?
why is the orientation of uterus is different in the following picture ?
ok，thank you for answering my question. in fact this picture is a screenshot of the software--"PRIMAL PICTURES" ,
the website of this software is http://anatomy.tv/default.aspx
so the left picture is the result of three-dimensional reconstruction of the right result . so i think it is wrong , how can the orientation be different after 3-d reconstruction?
Are you 100% sure your input for the model was this MRI image on the right? Because to me they look like two different humans. For example, aside from the uterus, the size of the subcutaneous fat and the location of the bladder don't match. Also the rectum is differently visualized than you would expect based on the MRI.
In fact， this picture is a screenshot of the software--"PRIMAL PICTURES" ,
the website of this software is http://anatomy.tv/default.aspx,
i also found the differences between the two pictures , especially the orientation and location of uterus is wrong . so i am confused about it.
The 3D reconstruction result[left] does not correspond with the right slices.
U can just reconstruct a Volume by 3DSlicer/ VolView or any other free VR softwares.
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