Abstract: A method for generating a 3D image of a human body part including: train a generative network based on a library of human body part 3D scans of reference to obtain a generative model; make a 3D scan of a studied human body part; define a subset of the studied 3D scan by excluding the content of an area; optimize a latent variable for minimizing a distance between the defined subset and an image of a subset generated by the generative model from the latent variable; generate a complete 3D image of the studied human body part with the generative model using the optimized latent variable.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for reconstructing a 3D image of a human body part studied of a subject from at least one 2D projection of the human body part studied of the subject and a generative network trained for reconstructing 3D images. The human body part may be the head and/or the neck.

Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods for classifying brain lesions based on single point in time imaging, methods for training a machine learning model for classifying brain lesions, and a method of predicting formation of brain lesions based on single point in time imaging. A method of classifying brain lesions based on single point in time imaging can include; accessing patient image data from a single point in time; providing the patient image data as an input to a brain lesion classification model; generating a classification for each of one or more lesions identified in the patient image data; and providing the classification for each of the one or more lesions for display on one or more display devices; wherein the brain lesion classification model is trained using subject image data for a plurality of subjects, the subject image data being captured at two or more points in time.