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Feature-based texture display for detection of polyps on flattened colon volume
Zigang Wang1, Bin Li, Zhengrong Liang
1Department of Radiology, State University of New York at Stony Brook, Stony Brook, NY 11794, USA.
Abstract:
This paper presents a volume-based algorithm to flatten the colon. Based on the flattened colon volume, three different display schemes are adapted to transfer the three-different imensional (3D) flattened colon volume into a 2D image. One display scheme is surface-based rendering, one is volume-based rendering, and the third one is feature-based texture display. These three displays generate not only a traditional flattened-colon surface image, but also a feature-based texture image which can be utilized to characterize and detect the colonic polyps, resulting in a new way to visualize the entire colon.
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