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Lowell et al. [ 187] used specialized template matching to locate optic disc, followed by a global elliptical and local deformable contour model for disc segmentation.

Hence, the choice of an animal model for disc research should be based on considerations other than the cell loss and replacement by non-notochordal cells.

Despite being a commonly used animal model for disc degeneration, findings from studies in the rat may not be directly translatable to human research, as there are considerable cellular and microenvironmental differences between the IVD in both species.

The objective is not to realize a sophisticated model for disc behaviour, as is done in specialized studies involving just a functional unit [ 35, 46, 47], but to analyze the influence of disc degeneration in the global mobility of the lumbar spine.

He presented the output of the model for disc-ring stimulus containing two discs of identical chromaticity and luminance, one surrounded by light ring and one surrounded by a dark ring.

Although the Bgn−/0 mouse is a valuable model for investigating disc degeneration [ 2], it is worth noting that this model does not entirely reproduce the human disc pathophysiology.

They used Haar wavelet and snakes model for optic disc localization.

These aspects make these dog species potentially more suitable as a model for human disc degeneration.

bFinal model for lumbar disc herniation: Adjusted for age, region, and cumulative physical workload (OR for body mass index and smoking); adjusted for age, region, and differing leg length (OR for body building).

In this paper we describe a technique for developing an explant model of disc degeneration in the bovine caudal disc that would be suitable for testing injectable nucleus pulposus replacements.

Numerous in vivo animal models for intervertebral disc (IVD) research have been developed and now play an important role in promoting our understanding of normal disc biology, degeneration and potential therapeutic mechanisms.