Atlas based segmentation of brain structures in 3D MR images

S. Ali, Muhammad Faisal Khan
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In this paper, we propose a robust atlas-based automatic scheme for segmentation of subcortical region and cerebellum. Two separate schemes are presented, each for registration of subcortical structures and cerebellum respectively. Registration between atlas and subject MR image is performed using thin plate spline as non-rigid transformation, normalized mutual information as image similarity measure and powell's method as optimization technique. The final transformation of subcortical structures and cerebellum is used to map the segmentation data-set from atlas to subject image. Results obtained through automatic segmentation are validated for seven structures in ten subjects using sensitivity, positive predictive value and dice coefficient. These structures include left and right ventricles, caudate nuclei, putamena and cerebellum. The values of sensitivity, positive predictive value and dice coefficient range from 0.84 to 0.98, 0.82 to 0.99 and 0.87 to 0.96 respectively.
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基于图谱的三维MR图像脑结构分割
在本文中,我们提出了一种鲁棒的基于图谱的皮质下区域和小脑的自动分割方案。提出了两种不同的方案,分别用于皮质下结构和小脑的注册。采用薄板样条作为非刚性变换,互信息归一化作为图像相似度度量,鲍威尔方法作为优化技术,实现图谱与被试MR图像的配准。最后利用皮层下结构和小脑的变换,将分割数据集从地图集映射到主体图像。通过灵敏度、正预测值和骰子系数对自动分割的结果进行了验证。这些结构包括左右心室、尾状核、壳核和小脑。灵敏度为0.84 ~ 0.98,阳性预测值为0.82 ~ 0.99,骰子系数为0.87 ~ 0.96。
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