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A MRI myocardial perfusion analysis tool
G Née1, S Jehan-Besson, L Brun
1GREYC laboratory - CNRS UMR 6072 - Caen - France.
Abstract:
MRI myocardial perfusion analysis is an important element for the ischemic heart disorder assessment. The spatio-temporal analysis of the myocardial raising during the first crossing of a contrast bolus allows to identify the ischemic or hypoperfused areas. Such an analysis requires an accurate tracking of the myocardium on the whole sequence and a robust segmentation to identify pathological and healthy regions inside the myocardium. In this paper, we present a semiautomatic tracking tool and a segmentation algorithm based on statistical tests and a recent concentration theorem. We show experimental results for both the tracking step and the segmentation of hypoperfused areas to confirm the availability of this setting.
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