Titlebook: Imaging Methods for Novel Materials and Challenging Applications, Volume 3; Proceedings of the 2 Helena Jin,Cesar Sciammarella,Sanichiro Yo

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I. Dobrev,E. J. Harrington,T. Cheng,C. Furlong,J. J. Rosowskilogies, leading to missing correspondences between scans. However, the registration task is important and directly related to personalized medicine, as registering between . and . scans may allow the evaluation of tumor infiltration and recurrence. While many registration methods exist, most of them

Graves’-disease

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P. Georgas,G. S. Schajer slices of the image from axial, sagittal, and coronal views of the 3D brain volume and predicts the probability for the tumor segmentation region. The predicted probability distributions from all three views are averaged to generate a 3D probability distribution map that is subsequently used to pre

BRACE

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Christopher Kovalchick,Satyajit Walwadkar,Alan McAllisterthe joint analysis of histological images and other imaging modalities (MRI, PET) is of major interest to interpret these physical signals and establish their correspondence with the biological constitution of the tissues. However, it is challenging to provide a meaningful characterization of the si

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R. C. Waugh,J. M. Dulieu-Barton,S. Quinn segmentation is time consuming, an automated method can be useful, especially in large clinical studies. Since Gliomas have variable shape and texture, automated segmentation is a challenging task and a number of techniques based on machine learning algorithms have been proposed. In the recent past

Adenocarcinoma