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Image processing in echography and MRI

Image processing in echography and MRI
Image processing in echography and MRI
This work deals with image processing for three medical imaging applications: speckle
detection in 3D ultrasound, left ventricle detection in cardiac magnetic resonance imaging
(MRI) and flow feature visualisation in velocity MRI.

For speckle detection, a learning from data approach was taken using pattern recognition
principles and low-level image features, including signal-to-noise ratio, co-occurrence
matrix, asymmetric second moment, homodyned k-distribution and a proposed specklet
detector. For left ventricle detection, template matching was used. Forvortex detection,
a data processing framework is presented that consists of three main steps: restoration,
abstraction and tracking. This thesis addresses the first two problems, implementing
restoration with a total variation first order Lagrangian method, and abstraction with
clustering and local linear expansion.
Carmo, Bernardo S.
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Carmo, Bernardo S.
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Prugel-Bennett, Adam
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Carmo, Bernardo S. (2005) Image processing in echography and MRI. University of Southampton, School of Electronics and Computer Science, Doctoral Thesis, 138pp.

Record type: Thesis (Doctoral)

Abstract

This work deals with image processing for three medical imaging applications: speckle
detection in 3D ultrasound, left ventricle detection in cardiac magnetic resonance imaging
(MRI) and flow feature visualisation in velocity MRI.

For speckle detection, a learning from data approach was taken using pattern recognition
principles and low-level image features, including signal-to-noise ratio, co-occurrence
matrix, asymmetric second moment, homodyned k-distribution and a proposed specklet
detector. For left ventricle detection, template matching was used. Forvortex detection,
a data processing framework is presented that consists of three main steps: restoration,
abstraction and tracking. This thesis addresses the first two problems, implementing
restoration with a total variation first order Lagrangian method, and abstraction with
clustering and local linear expansion.

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Published date: April 2005
Organisations: University of Southampton

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Local EPrints ID: 194557
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/194557
PURE UUID: 9004bf80-0047-467d-92c7-6c6ed4ea6e5e

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Date deposited: 29 Jul 2011 15:51
Last modified: 14 Mar 2024 03:59

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Author: Bernardo S. Carmo
Thesis advisor: Adam Prugel-Bennett

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