Van Straten et al., 2004 - Google Patents
Removal of bone in CT angiography of the cervical arteries by piecewise matched mask bone elimination: Removal of bone in CT angiographyVan Straten et al., 2004
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- Van Straten M
- Venema H
- Streekstra G
- Majoie C
- den Heeten G
- Grimbergen C
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- Medical physics
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In maximum intensity projection (MIP) images of CT angiography (CTA) scans, the arteries are often obscured by bone. A bone removal method is presented that uses an additional, nonenhanced scan to create a mask of the bone by thresholding and dilation. After …
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