Computational anatomy visualizations, animations, web-deployment

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LowerLimb.gif

Hip-GluteusMedius.gif

Thigh-LongHeadOfBicepsFemoris.gif

Leg-TibialisAnterior.gif

DOWNLOAD-DESKTOP-NOTEBOOK.nb (771 KB)

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I have added some code and lists to now also generate images of all upper limb muscles.

UpperLimb.gif

Arm.gif

Shoulder.gif

A more comprehensive notebook is attached that now also includes some code i used to generate my markdown files for the jekyll based website.

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Beautiful stuff! Perfect opacity setting. I have wondered for a while why nobody has created visualizations of Thomas Myers’s Anatomy Trains (available in his textbook; short description available here)). I plan to have an image showing only the muscles/tendons in the DFAL and DBAL – perhaps a different color for each. I’m interested in visualizing the co-activation of these lines: a way to achieve dynamic rigidity (just-in-time rigidity?) in the arms. These models will be great props to speak about those things.

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