Aneulysis - A System for Aneurysm Data Analysis

M. Meuschke, R. Wickenhöfer, B. Preim, K. Lawonn
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We present ANEULYSIS, a system to improve risk assessment and treatment planning of cerebral aneurysms. Aneurysm treatment must be carefully examined as there is a risk of fatal outcome during surgery. Aneurysm growth, rupture, and treatment success depend on the interplay of vascular morphology and hemodynamics. Blood flow simulations can obtain the patient-specific hemodynamics. However, analyzing the time-dependent, multi-attribute data is time-consuming and error-prone. ANEULYSIS supports the analysis and visual exploration of aneurysm data including morphological and hemodynamic attributes. Since this is an interdisciplinary process involving both physicians and fluid mechanics experts, we provide a redundancy-free management of aneurysm data sets according to a consistent structure. Major contributions are an improved analysis of morphological aspects, simultaneous evaluation of walland flow-related characteristics as well as multiple attributes on the vessel wall, the assessment of mechanical wall processes as well as an automatic classification of the internal flow behavior. It was designed and evaluated in collaboration with domain experts who confirmed its usefulness and clinical necessity. CCS Concepts • Computing methodologies → Computer Graphics; • Computer Applications → Life and Medical Sciences;
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动脉瘤分析-动脉瘤数据分析系统
我们提出ANEULYSIS,一个改进脑动脉瘤风险评估和治疗计划的系统。动脉瘤治疗必须仔细检查,因为在手术过程中有致命的风险。动脉瘤的生长、破裂和治疗的成功取决于血管形态和血流动力学的相互作用。血流模拟可以获得患者特有的血流动力学。但是,分析与时间相关的多属性数据既耗时又容易出错。ANEULYSIS支持动脉瘤数据的分析和可视化探索,包括形态学和血流动力学属性。由于这是一个涉及医生和流体力学专家的跨学科过程,我们根据一致的结构提供无冗余的动脉瘤数据集管理。主要贡献是形态学方面的改进分析,同时评估壁和流动相关特征以及血管壁上的多个属性,机械壁过程的评估以及内部流动行为的自动分类。它是与领域专家合作设计和评估的,他们确认了它的实用性和临床必要性。•计算方法→计算机图形学;•计算机应用→生命和医学科学;
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