Mesh generation from an ultrasound image

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To generate a mesh from an ultrasound image, Elgen GMSH is recommended as it has the capability to handle this task. The software automatically creates a denser mesh in regions with more scatterers compared to the surrounding areas. Users are seeking guidance on specific algorithms or methods to achieve this mesh generation. Further exploration of GMSH's features and documentation may provide additional insights. Overall, GMSH is a viable option for ultrasound image mesh generation.
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Does anyone have a clue on how to obtain the mesh from the ultrasound image? The region of scatterer is automatically more densely meshed than its ambient.

Any software? algorithm? Thx.


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