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Level set segmentation of the fetal heart
Authors
A. D. Linney (17933084)
A. Todd-Pokropek (17259031)
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C. F. Ruff (17933087)
C. H. Rodeck (17933090)
I. Dindoyal (17933078)
J. Deng (6514157)
Tryphon Lambrou (17161762)
Publication date
31 July 2013
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Abstract
Segmentation of the fetal heart can facilitate the 3D assessment of the cardiac function and structure. Ultrasound acquisition typically results in drop-out artifacts of the chamber walls. This paper presents a level set deformable model to simultaneously segment all four cardiac chambers using region based information. The segmented boundaries are automatically penalized from intersecting at walls with signal dropout. Root mean square errors of the perpendicular distances between the algorithm's delineation and manual tracings are within 7 pixels (<2mm) in 2D and under 3 voxels (<4.5mm) in 3D. The ejection fraction was determined from the 3D dataset. Future work will include further testing on additional datasets and validation on a phantom. © Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2005.</p
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