Hybrid segmentation and exploration of the human lungs

D. Bartz, D. Mayer, J. Fischer, S. Ley, Á. Río, Steffi Thust, C. Heussel, H. Kauczor, W. Straßer
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Segmentation of the tracheo-bronchial tree of the lungs is notoriously difficult. This is due to the fact that the small size of some of the anatomical structures is subject to partial volume effects. Furthermore, the limited intensity contrast between the participating materials (air, blood, and tissue) increases the segmentation of difficulties. In this paper, we propose a hybrid segmentation method which is based on a pipeline of three segmentation stages to extract the lower airways down to the seventh generation of the bronchi. User interaction is limited to the specification of a seed point inside the easily detectable trachea at the upper end of the lower airways. Similarly, the complementary vascular tree of the lungs can be segmented. Furthermore, we modified our virtual endoscopy system to visualize the vascular and airway system of the lungs along with other features, such as lung tumors.
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人体肺部的混合分割和探索
肺的气管-支气管树的分割是出了名的困难。这是由于一些解剖结构的小尺寸受到部分体积效应的影响。此外,参与材料(空气、血液和组织)之间有限的强度对比增加了分割的难度。在本文中,我们提出了一种混合分割方法,该方法基于三个分割阶段的管道提取下气道直至第七代支气管。用户交互被限制在下呼吸道上端易于检测的气管内的种子点的规格。同样,肺的互补血管树也可以被分割。此外,我们改进了我们的虚拟内窥镜系统,使肺的血管和气道系统以及其他特征(如肺肿瘤)可视化。
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