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Segmentation of Lung Lobes in Isotropic CT Images Using Wavelet Transformation.

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  • Segmentation of Lung Lobes in Isotropic CT Images Using Wavelet Transformation. Abstract Text:

    q weiQ Wei,y huY Hu,g gelfandG Gelfand,j h macgregorJ H Macgregor,q weiQ Wei,y huY Hu,g gelfandG Gelfand,j h macgregorJ H MacGregor,

    Advanced multi-slice CT scanners produce isotropic CT images, which have pixel dimensions equal to their image thicknesses of 0.6 mm. Comparing to clinical standard CT images with a thickness of 2.5 - 7.0 mm, isotropic CT images have clearly visible lobar fissures. This poises a challenge for developing automatic algorithms to identify the fissure locations and curvatures. This paper presents a wavelet algorithm that allows automatic identification of the left and right oblique fissures, as well semi-automatic identification of the horizontal fissures. This algorithm took a two-stage approach: (a) adaptive fissure sweeping to find fissure regions; and (b) wavelet transform to identify the fissure locations and curvatures within these fissure regions. Tested on 8, 6 and 6 stacks of isotropic CT images for the left oblique, right oblique and horizontal fissures, respectively, the algorithm yielded an accuracy of 77.1 - 93.6% with strict evaluation criteria. This provides promising potential for developing an automatic algorithm to segment lung lobes.

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    q weiQ Wei,y huY Hu,g gelfandG Gelfand,jh macgregorJH Macgregor,q weiQ Wei,y huY Hu,g gelfandG Gelfand,jh macgregorJH MacGregor,

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    VOLUME: 1

    Page Numbers: 5551-4

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    ISSN: 1557-170X

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    MONTH: 11

    YEAR: 2007

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    AFFILIATION: Student Member, IEEE, Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Calgary (U of C), Calgary, AB, CANADA. phone: 403-220-4167; fax: 403-282-6855; e-mail: qwei@ucalgary.ca.

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