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==Key Investigators==
 
==Key Investigators==
* Vandana Mohan (Georgia Tech)
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The algorithm is available in MATLAB with parts of the framework as C code (via mex).  
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* During winter project week 2010: Framework integrated into Slicer as MATLAB module. Tested for CB segmentation. (See above image for snapshot of module view and result from Slicer.)
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* Next steps: Enable branching detection in framework, and test on vessel segmentation.
  
 
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==References==
 
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Tubular Surface Segmentation for extracting anatomical structures from medical imagery; Vandana Mohan, Ganesh Sundaramoorthi and Allen Tannenbaum; IEEE Transactions in Medical Imaging (in review)
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"Tubular Surface Segmentation for extracting anatomical structures from medical imagery"; Vandana Mohan, Ganesh Sundaramoorthi and Allen Tannenbaum; IEEE Transactions in Medical Imaging (in review)
 
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Key Investigators

  • Vandana Mohan, Allen Tannenbaum (Georgia Tech)
  • Marek Kubicki (BWH)

Objective

Implement a Slicer module for the Tubular Tree segmentation framework of Mohan et al.

Approach, Plan

Implement as a command-line module via integration of current MATLAB implementation.

Progress

  • The algorithm is available in MATLAB with parts of the framework as C code (via mex).
  • During winter project week 2010: Framework integrated into Slicer as MATLAB module. Tested for CB segmentation. (See above image for snapshot of module view and result from Slicer.)
  • Next steps: Enable branching detection in framework, and test on vessel segmentation.

References

"Tubular Surface Segmentation for extracting anatomical structures from medical imagery"; Vandana Mohan, Ganesh Sundaramoorthi and Allen Tannenbaum; IEEE Transactions in Medical Imaging (in review)