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Steps:
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1. Create a combined orbital tissue segment from individual segments
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2. Create a 0.5 mm gap between tissue segment & bony orbit: expand the skull by 0.5mm and subtract tissue segment from it
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3. Smoothing the segment and removing isolated voxels.
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3. Smoothing the segment, fill all internal holes, and removing isolated voxels.
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4. Convert combined orbital tissue segment to a surface model and downsample + uniform remesh it to about 1.5k pts
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5. Using a customized gmsh script to do the meshing. Redo surface remesh and/or gmsh spacing set up until getting around 10 to 15K tetrahedra.
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6. Convert individual tissue segments to models with <1k pts for MeshROI tet selection in SOFA
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# Illustrations
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<img width="1220" height="778" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d9eef697-56aa-488f-8461-06ff95257839" />
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Segmentation using a preliminary nnUNet model trained via MONAI <br>
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<img width="300" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/8212cf59-0f20-4861-936c-087d09a63619" />

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