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Background Computer-based geometrical meshes of bones are important forapplications in computational biomechanics as well as clinical software. Thereis however a lack of freely available detailed bone meshes, especially relatedto the human female morphology.  Methods & Results We provide high resolution bone meshes of the lower body,derived from CT images of a 59 year old female cadaver that were sourced fromthe Visible Human Data Set, Visible Human Project (NIH, USA). Important bonelandmarks and joint rotation axes are identified from the extracted meshes. Ascript-based framework is developed to provide a graphical user interface thatcan visualize, resample and modify the meshes to fit different subject scales.  Conclusion This open-data resource fills a gap in available data and isprovided for free usage in research and other applications. The associatedscripts allows users to easily transform the meshes to different laboratory andsoftware setups. This resource may be accessed through the following web link:https://github.com/manishsreenivasa/BMFToolkit  This document is the author's version of this article.

High-resolution computer meshes of the lower body bones of an adult human female derived from CT images