Estimating rodent brain volume by a deformable contour model
Cerebral stroke is a cerebrovascular disease caused by an al-teration of blood flow to the brain. Rodents are used to experiment with drugs provoking a stroke and studying the effects of different drugs as a measure of the relation of lesion volume to brain volume. Nowadays, clin-icians are performing these experiments manually, leading to interhuman errors and not repeatability, of results, as well as being time-consuming tasks. This paper presents a methodology to automate this task, per-forming an automatic computation of the brain volume from the brain area for each slice of the rodent brain. Although in its initial state, re-sults are very promising, and so work will follow in this way with the computation of lesion volume.
keywords: Brain volume, contour model, image segmentation
Publication: Congress
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June 18, 2021
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Cerebral stroke is a cerebrovascular disease caused by an al-teration of blood flow to the brain. Rodents are used to experiment with drugs provoking a stroke and studying the effects of different drugs as a measure of the relation of lesion volume to brain volume. Nowadays, clin-icians are performing these experiments manually, leading to interhuman errors and not repeatability, of results, as well as being time-consuming tasks. This paper presents a methodology to automate this task, per-forming an automatic computation of the brain volume from the brain area for each slice of the rodent brain. Although in its initial state, re-sults are very promising, and so work will follow in this way with the computation of lesion volume. - J. Camacho-Cañamón, M.J. Carreira, P.A. Gutiérrez, R. Iglesias-Rey - 10.1007/978-3-319-60964-5_60
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