Graphical 3D medical image registration and quantification.
We present a graphical three-dimensional method that facilitates image registration and fusion, and provides quantitative geometric and volume information. In particular it enhances the use of functional (radiopharmaceutical) imaging (SPECT, PET) which, though a powerful clinical tool, has the disadvantage of low spatial resolution and ill-defined boundaries. Registration between functional images and structural images (MRI, CT) can augment the anatomical context of these functional images.
Farrell
E J
EJ
IBM Research Center, Yorktown Heights, New York 10598, USA.
Gorniak
R J
RJ
Kramer
E L
EL
Noz
M E
ME
Maguire
G Q
GQ
Reddy
D P
DP
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