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    Classification of Osteoporotic Vertebral Fractures Using Shape and Appearance Modelling

    Osteoporotic vertebral fractures (VFs) are under-diagnosed, creating an opportunity for computer-aided, opportunistic fracture identification in clinical images. VF diagnosis and grading in clinical practice i...

    Paul A. Bromiley, Eleni P. Kariki… in Computational Methods and Clinical Applica… (2018)

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    Automatic Localisation of Vertebrae in DXA Images Using Random Forest Regression Voting

    We describe a method for automatic detection and localisation of vertebrae in clinical images that was designed to avoid making a priori assumptions of how many vertebrae are visible. Multiple random forest regre...

    Paul A. Bromiley, Judith E. Adams… in Computational Methods and Clinical Applica… (2016)

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    Fully Automatic Localisation of Vertebrae in CT Images Using Random Forest Regression Voting

    We describe a system for fully automatic vertebra localisation and segmentation in 3D CT volumes containing arbitrary regions of the spine, with the aim of detecting osteoporotic fractures. To avoid the diffic...

    Paul A. Bromiley, Eleni P. Kariki… in Computational Methods and Clinical Applica… (2016)

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    Segmentation of Lumbar Vertebrae Using Part-Based Graphs and Active Appearance Models

    The aim of the work is to provide a fully automatic method of segmenting vertebrae in spinal radiographs. This is of clinical relevance to the diagnosis of osteoporosis by vertebral fracture assessment, and to...

    Martin G. Roberts, Tim F. Cootes… in Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assis… (2009)

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    Automatic measurement of vertebral shape using Active Shape Models

    In this paper, we describe how Active Shape Models (ASMs) have been used to accurately and robustly locate vertebrae in noisy lateral Dual Energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DXA) images of the spine. Vertebrae were ...

    Paul P. Smyth, Christopher J. Taylor… in Information Processing in Medical Imaging (1997)