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Mesh Contour Segmentation
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General Information
Module Type & Category
Type: CLI
Category: Segmentation
Authors, Collaborators & Contact
- Peter Karasev (Author): Georgia Tech
- Allen Tannenbaum (Collaborator): Georgia Tech
- Ron Kikinis (Collaborator): Harvard Medical School SPL
- Jimi Macolm (Collaborator): Harvard Medical School SPL / Georgia Tech
- Contact: Peter Karasev, pkarasev@gatech.edu
Module Description
This module is a tool to generate closed contours on a surface in 3D. The contour is initialized with a set of points, and subsequently 'evolves' according to some geometric criterion of the underlying surface (e.g. Surface Normal, mean curvature, second fundamental form, etc) and the embedded curve (e.g. geodesic & normal curvatures, etc ).
The implementation uses a version of Sparse Field Level Sets (Whitaker et al 1998) modified for a mesh where there is an arbitrary number of vertex neighbors.
While the motivating problem is segmentation of Sulci & Gyri on the cortical surface, the technique is also applicable to analysis of other anatomic structures (e.g. bones and fractures thereof).
Usage
Use Cases, Examples
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Tutorials
- Tutorial 1
- Data Set 1
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Development
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Dependencies
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Tests
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Known bugs
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Source code & documentation
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Acknowledgment
This work was supported in part by grants from NSF, AFOSR, ARO, as well as by a grant from NIH (NAC P41 RR-13218) through Brigham and Women’s Hospital. An NSF Fellowship supported part of the work.
References
P.A. Karasev, J.G. Malcolm, M. Niethammer, R. Kikinis, A. Tannenbaum. User-Driven 3D Mesh Region Targeting. To appear in SPIE Medical Imaging 2010.
