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A Framework for Tubular Organs Segmentation

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A Framework for Tubular Organs Segmentation

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Tubular organs (blood vessels and bronchial tubes), because of their anti-compact nature, generally appear randomly cross-sectioned in CT slices. Because of this, it's difficult to analyze this kind of organ. We show how to use a previously presented work of ours to segment, and therefore be able to measure, tubular organs extracting local axis oriented slices. Finally, we show some examples of both types of organs and the parameters' values involved. Keywords Tubular organs, skeletonization, reslicing, medical imaging, 2D- and 3D-segmentation.

Gabriel de Dietrich, Achille J.-P. Braquelaire

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Added	31 Oct 2010
Updated	31 Oct 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2004
Where	WSCG
Authors	Gabriel de Dietrich, Achille J.-P. Braquelaire

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