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An Approach to Multimodal Image Segmentation

Zosso, Dominique
2006

Radiotherapy treatment planning requires exact delineation of tumors in acquired images. Further, motion and deformation of a tumor due to respiratory movements must be known in order to better target and dose the treatment radiation. Here we present and implement a pipeline for the registration of respiratory correlated multimodal RC-CT-PET image sequences. Further, a multimodal region-based non-parametric active-mesh segmentation framework is presented, that allows to correctly delineate objects in multimodal volumetric images. Applications to MRI brain image registration and extraction, as well as RC-CT-PET lung tumor delineation are shown. These tools allow for the delineation and the volumetric motion tracking and deformation analysis of lung tumors throughout the respiratory cycle, and therefore represent a major achievement for radiotherapy treatment planning.

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master thesis
Author(s)
Zosso, Dominique
Date Issued

2006

Subjects

Image Processing

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Multimodal

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Registration

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Segmentation

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Motion Tracking

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Deformation Analysis

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Respiration Correlation

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CT-PET

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EPFL

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March 7, 2007
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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/handle/20.500.14299/3590
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