Procedings of the British Machine Vision Conference 2015 2015
DOI: 10.5244/c.29.84
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Anatomical triangulation: from sparse landmarks to dense annotation of the skeleton in CT images

Abstract: The automated annotation of bones that are visible in CT images of the skeleton is a challenging task which has, so far, been approached for only certain subregions of the skeleton, such as the spine. For example,in [4] and [2], methods are proposed for the annotation of the spine. In [5], a method is proposed to segment cartilage in the knee. In [6], a method is proposed to annotate the ribs. However, these methods are specific to a particular region of the skeleton and generalizing them to the whole skeleton… Show more

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