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    Online Atlasing Using an Iterative Centroid

    Online atlasing, i.e. incrementing an atlas with new images as they are acquired, is key when performing studies on databases very large or still being gathered. We propose to this end a new diffeomorphic onli...

    Antoine Legouhy, Olivier Commowick in Medical Image Computing and Computer Assis… (2019)

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    Semi-automatic Liver Tumor Segmentation in Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced CT Scans Using Random Forests and Supervoxels

    Pre-operative locoregional treatments (PLT) delay the tumor progression by necrosis for patients with hepato-cellular carcinoma (HCC). Toward an efficient evaluation of PLT response, we address the estimation ...

    Pierre-Henri Conze, François Rousseau in Machine Learning in Medical Imaging (2015)

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    Spatiotemporal Morphometry of Adjacent Tissue Layers with Application to the Study of Sulcal Formation

    The process of brain growth involves the expansion of tissue at different rates at different points within the brain. As the layers within the develo** brain evolve they can thicken or increase in area as th...

    Vidya Rajagopalan, Julia Scott in Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assis… (2011)

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    Probabilistic Tractography Using Q-Ball Modeling and Particle Filtering

    By assuming that orientation information of brain white matter fibers can be inferred from Diffusion Weighted Magnetic Resonance Imaging (DWMRI) measurements, tractography algorithms provide an estimation of t...

    Julien Pontabry, François Rousseau in Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assis… (2011)

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    Data-Driven Cortex Segmentation in Reconstructed Fetal MRI by Using Structural Constraints

    In utero fetal MR images are essential for the diagnosis of abnormal brain development and understanding brain structures maturation. Because of particular properties of these images, such as imp...

    Benoît Caldairou, Nicolas Passat, Piotr Habas in Computer Analysis of Images and Patterns (2011)

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    Reconstruction of Scattered Data in Fetal Diffusion MRI

    In this paper we present a method for reconstructing D-MRI data on regular grids from sparse data without assuming specific diffusion models. This is particularly important when studying the fetal brain in utero,...

    Estanislao Oubel, Meriam Koob in Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assis… (2010)

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    Measures for Characterizing Directionality Specific Volume Changes in TBM of Brain Growth

    Tensor based morphology (TBM) is a powerful approach to analyze local structural changes in brain anatomy. However, conventional scalar TBM methods are unable to present direction-specific analysis of volume c...

    Vidya Rajagopalan, Julia Scott in Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assis… (2010)

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    A Non-Local Fuzzy Segmentation Method: Application to Brain MRI

    The Fuzzy C-Means algorithm is a widely used and flexible approach for brain tissue segmentation from 3D MRI. Despite its recent enrichment by addition of a spatial dependency to its formulation, it remains qu...

    Benoît Caldairou, François Rousseau in Computer Analysis of Images and Patterns (2009)

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    Atlas-Based Segmentation of the Germinal Matrix from in Utero Clinical MRI of the Fetal Brain

    Recently developed techniques for reconstruction of high-resolution 3D images from fetal MR scans allows us to study the morphometry of develo** brain tissues in utero. However, existing adult brain analysis...

    Piotr A. Habas, Kio Kim, Francois Rousseau in Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assis… (2008)

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    Brain Hallucination

    In this paper, we investigate brain hallucination, or generating a high resolution brain image from an input low-resolution image, with the help of another high resolution brain image. Contrary to interpolatio...

    François Rousseau in Computer Vision – ECCV 2008 (2008)