3D vertebrae labeling in spine CT: an accurate, memory-efficient (Ortho2D) framework
Yong Huang(Johns Hopkins University), Jeffrey H. Siewerdsen(The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center), Michael D. Ketcha(Johns Hopkins University), Nafi Aygün(Johns Hopkins University), Patrick A. Helm(Medtronic (Ireland)), Craig Jones(Johns Hopkins University), Ali Uneri(Johns Hopkins University), X Zhang(Johns Hopkins University)
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