IRBM
 2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.irbm.2014.05.002
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Analysis of regional deformation of the heart's left ventricle using invariant SPHARM descriptors

Rim Ayari
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Asma Ben Abdallah
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R. Sfar
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“…To close this series of papers on TAIMA'2013, this latest issue of IRBM includes a third paper entitled "Analysis of regional deformation of the hearts left ventricle using invariant SPHARM descriptors" from Ayari et al [3].…”
Section: Introducing Taima' 2015 Workhopmentioning
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Introducing TAIMA’ 2015 workshop

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2014
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“…To close this series of papers on TAIMA'2013, this latest issue of IRBM includes a third paper entitled "Analysis of regional deformation of the hearts left ventricle using invariant SPHARM descriptors" from Ayari et al [3].…”
Section: Introducing Taima' 2015 Workhopmentioning
confidence: 99%

Introducing TAIMA’ 2015 workshop

Vermandel
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Ghorbel
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2014
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