Best differentiation between HGG and LGG is obtained from rCBV, Cho/Cr, and Cho/NAA metrics. MTS could not be reliably distinguished from HGG by the methods investigated.
Investigation of the relationship between stroke area size and patient status implies evaluation of the stroke area location, volume and shape. Computed tomography (CT) examination became very popular in such type of investigations due to its moderate price and less discomfort for patient in comparison with other techniques.
We propose an algorithm for segmented CT images post‐processing, which consists of several stages: filtering of CT slices, smoothing and extension of stroke region boundary, filling of stroke space, and computing of stroke volume via all slices. Post‐processing of several CT images using this technique showed that all accidental points can be filtered successfully and therefore the aim of ischémie stroke area determination can be reached. We are convinced that the quality of initial information (results of stroke area segmentation) plays a crucial role for later image processing.
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