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Rigid registration of sequentially acquired 3D images provides valuable information to the physician for therapy control. According to digital subtraction angiography we use subtracted volumes to visualize changes. For instance longitudinal dependent tumor growth or regress needs to be quantified in many medical diagnosis procedures. No commercial solution for hospitals supports the visualization of time dependent changes in mono modal imaging data yet. Current clinical practice requires a manual alignment of subjectively corresponding pictures of the sequentially acquired 3D images. The…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Rigid registration of sequentially acquired 3D images
provides valuable information to the physician for
therapy control. According to digital subtraction
angiography we use subtracted volumes to visualize
changes. For instance longitudinal dependent tumor
growth or regress needs to be quantified in many
medical diagnosis procedures. No commercial solution
for hospitals supports the visualization of time
dependent changes in mono modal imaging data yet.
Current clinical practice requires a manual alignment
of subjectively corresponding pictures of the
sequentially acquired 3D images. The clinical
workflow can be significantly improved by an
automated 3D/3D rigid registration approach that is
based on voxel similarity measures and uses
algorithms of digital subtraction angiography that
allow the visualization of longitudinal tissue
changes. The work introduces a novel unbiased
approach by application of transfer functions that
allows the improved rigid registration
of medical images with major non-rigid
deformations at the region of interest.
Autorenporträt
Dieter A. Hahn received his diploma degree in computer science at
the University Erlangen in 2005. Since 2005 he is working at the
Department of Computer Science of the University Erlangen. His
research interests, besides general medical image processing,
include image registration and segmentation.