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Three-Dimensional Reconstruction of Vessels from Intravascular Ultrasound Sequence and X-Ray Angiograms
A method to reconstruct vessels from intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) image sequence and X-ray angiograms is proposed in this paper. The pullback path of IVUS catheter is tracked and reconstructed from angiographic image pair acquired during IVUS intervention. Cross-sectional borders of the vessel wall are detected from IVUS frames in a semi- automatic manner. After axial locations of IVUS frames are determined along the 3D pullback path of IVUS catheter, their spatial orientations are determined based on a Frenet-Serret frame model and global optimization. Finally, the vessel is accurately reconstructed with solid modeling technique. Experimental results with clinical data demonstrate the validity.