Titlebook: Information Processing in Medical Imaging; 16th International C Attila Kuba,Martin ?áamal,Andrew Todd-Pokropek Conference proceedings 1999

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MEG Source Imaging Using Multipolar Expansionsdipoles, and finally first order multipoles. The dynamic behavior of these sources is then computed using a linear fit to the spatiotemporal data. The final step in the procedure is to map each of the multipolar sources into an equivalent distributed source on the cortical surface. The method is demonstrated through a Monte Carlo simulation.

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Registration of Cortical Anatomical Structures via Robust 3D Point Matching algorithm is used to find the optimal affine transformations for matching sulcal points. A 3D linearly interpolated non-rigid warping is then generated for the original image volume. We present quantitative and visual comparisons between Talairach, mutual information-based volumetric matching and RPM on five subjects’ MR images.

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Conference proceedings 1999lowed the successful meeting in Poultney, Vermont, in 1997. This year, for the rst time, the conference was held in central Europe, in the historical Hungarian town of Visegr ad, one of the most beautiful spots not only on the Danube Bend but in all Hungary. The place has many historical connections

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Real Time 3D Brain Shift Compensationtions. Initial results show that this system limits the error between its brain surface prediction and real brain surfaces to within 0.5 mm, which is a significant improvement over the systems that are based on the rigid brain assumption, that in this case would have an error of 3 mm or greater.

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Volume Measurement in Sequential Freehand 3-D Ultrasoundn step-section planimetry for a given accuracy. . can be used to interpolate non-parallel cross-sections. . can then be used to provide a regular triangulation of the zero iso-surface of the interpolated data. The first of these algorithms is presented in detail in this paper.

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Consistent Linear-Elastic Transformations for Image Matchingnear elasticity is presented. Results are presented using both Magnetic Resonance and X-ray Computed Tomography Imagery. It is shown that joint estimation of a consistent set of forward and reverse transformations constrained by linear-elasticity gives better registration results than using either constraint alone or none at all.