1988
DOI: 10.1109/42.7779
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Estimating the 3D skeletons and transverse areas of coronary arteries from biplane angiograms

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“…Filtering and segmentation of vascular structures (generally from MR and CT angiography) has been an active research field since the end of the 80's (see, e.g., [20,31] for pioneering works). These intensive efforts were motivated by the possible use of such segmentation results, e.g., for pathology detection and quantification, or for surgical planning.…”
Section: Filtering and Segmentation Of 3d Angiographic Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Filtering and segmentation of vascular structures (generally from MR and CT angiography) has been an active research field since the end of the 80's (see, e.g., [20,31] for pioneering works). These intensive efforts were motivated by the possible use of such segmentation results, e.g., for pathology detection and quantification, or for surgical planning.…”
Section: Filtering and Segmentation Of 3d Angiographic Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similar to previously published algorithms [17][18][19], the present analysis is based on the estimation of object cross-sections from a line-based structure of an initial image followed by smoothing of 3D shape. The present study is based on the object model demonstrated in Fig.…”
Section: D Reconstruction Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Skeletons can be used in computer-aided diagnostic tools for coarctation and aneurism, by evaluating the transverse areas of any vessel structure, see for example [23].…”
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“…Furthermore, many computer-aided diagnostic tools rely on skeletons. For example, skeletons have been used to identify blood vessels stenoses [23]- [25], tracheal stenoses [26], polyps and cancer in colon [27] and left atrium fibrosis [28].…”
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confidence: 99%