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3D tumor shape reconstruction from 2D bioluminescence images

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This paper introduces a novel and efficient algorithm for reconstructing the 3D shapes of tumors from a set of 2D bioluminescence images which are taken by the same camera but aft...

Junzhou Huang, Xiaolei Huang, Dimitris N. Metaxas,...

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1	394	3D tumor shape reconstruction from 2D bioluminescence images	claim
2	326	Development of a research interface for image guided intervention: initial application to epilepsy neurosurgery	claim
3	251	Automatic landmark tracking applied to optimize brain conformal mapping	claim
4	213	Coronary tree extraction from X-ray angiograms using marked point processes	claim
5	208	Application of temporal texture features to automated analysis of protein subcellular locations in time series fluorescence micr	claim
6	200	A flexible framework for Web interfaces to image databases: supporting user-defined ontologies and links to external databases	claim
7	197	Automated detection of stable fracture points in computed tomography image sequences	claim
8	195	A diffusion tensor imaging tractography algorithm based on Navier-Stokes fluid mechanics	claim
9	194	Efficient 3-D adaptive filtering for medical image enhancement	claim
10	194	Automated segmentation of white matter lesions in 3D brain MR images, using multivariate pattern classification	claim
11	192	A fast and robust ODF estimation algorithm in Q-ball imaging	claim
12	189	Bayesian registration for anatomical landmark detection	claim
13	189	An efficient locally affine framework for the registration of anatomical structures	claim
14	188	Group mean differences of voxel and surface objects via nonlinear averaging	claim
15	187	Automatic registration of mammograms using texture-based anisotropic features	claim
16	187	Efficient reconstruction of cardiac LV surfaces using a 3D sparse ASM	claim
17	185	A statistical appearance model based on intensity quantile histograms	claim
18	184	3D anatomical variability assessment of the scoliotic spine using statistics on Lie groups	claim
19	183	Comparing optical-flow based methods for quantification of myocardial deformations on RT3D ultrasound	claim
20	182	Landmark matching on the sphere using distance functions	claim
21	182	Non-contact fluorescence optical tomography with scanning area illumination	claim
22	181	Tracking cortical surface deformations based on vessel structure using a laser range scanner	claim
23	177	Automatic landmark detection in uterine cervix images for indexing in a content-retrieval system	claim
24	175	Iterative finite element deformable model for nonrigid coregistration of multimodal breast images	claim
25	175	Improve brain registration using machine learning methods	claim
26	173	Continuous image representations avoid the histogram binning problem in mutual information based image registration	claim
27	173	Linearly constrained MEG beamformers for MVAR modeling of cortical interactions	claim
28	172	Physics-based simulation of biological structures	claim
29	170	Thick slice interpolation using reverse anisotropic diffusion to reduce partial volume effect	claim
30	170	A comparative study of popular interpolation and integration methods for use in computed tomography	claim
31	168	Computing an average anatomical atlas using LDDMM and geodesic shooting	claim
32	168	A fast and accurate decimation-in-angle hierarchical fan-beam backprojection algorithm	claim
33	167	Evaluation of anisotropic filters for diffusion tensor imaging	claim
34	166	Automatic MRI brain tissue segmentation using a hybrid statistical and geometric model	claim
35	166	Automatic heart isolation for CT coronary visualization using graph-cuts	claim
36	165	An algebraic solution to rigid registration of diffusion tensor images	claim
37	165	Head and neck lymph node region delineation using a hybrid image registration method	claim
38	164	Clinical DT-MRI estimation, smoothing and fiber tracking with Log-Euclidean metrics	claim
39	164	TOADS: topology-preserving, anatomy-driven segmentation	claim
40	161	Joint texture and topography estimation for extended depth of field in brightfield microscopy	claim
41	161	Improved segmentation of focal cortical dysplasia lesions on MRI using expansion towards cortical boundaries	claim
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43	158	Shape and appearance modeling with feature distributions for image segmentation	claim
44	157	Using multiple tensor deflection to reconstruct white matter fiber traces with branching	claim
45	156	An interactive hybrid non-rigid registration framework for 3D medical images	claim
46	155	Sketch initialized Snakes for rapid, accurate and repeatable interactive medical image segmentation	claim
47	154	Bayesian tracking for fluorescence microscopic imaging	claim
48	152	Atlas-assisted tomography: registration of a deformable atlas to compensate for limited-angle cone-beam trajectory	claim
49	151	Complex wavelets for registration of tagged MRI sequences	claim
50	150	von Mises-Fisher mixture model of the diffusion ODF	claim
51	149	Mapping ventricular changes related to dementia and mild cognitive impairment in a large community-based cohort	claim
52	148	Tissue characterization and detection of dysplasia using scattered light	claim
53	147	Fast marching method to correct for refraction in ultrasound computed tomography	claim
54	147	Shape analysis using the Fisher-Rao Riemannian metric: unifying shape representation and deformation	claim
55	146	A fast and rigorous anisotropic smoothing method for DT-MRI	claim
56	146	3-D tomographic reconstruction of the average propagator from MRI data	claim
57	145	Effect of minicolumnar disturbance on dyslexic brains: an MRI study	claim
58	145	Mixture principal component analysis for distribution volume parametric imaging in brain PET studies	claim
59	145	Silhouette fusion of vascular and anatomical volume data	claim
60	144	Image reconstruction strategies using dual modality MRI-NIR data	claim
61	143	Homogeneity measures for multiphase level set segmentation of brain MRI	claim
62	142	Quantitative analysis of immunofluorescent retinal images	claim
63	140	Classification of galactograms using fractal properties of the breast ductal network	claim
64	140	Closed and open source neuroimage analysis tools and libraries at UNC	claim
65	139	Analysis of unknown-location signal detectability for regularized tomographic image reconstruction	claim
66	138	Segmenting a beating heart using polysegment and Spatial GPCA	claim
67	138	Texture-based segmentation of the knee bones in MRI using phase information	claim
68	136	A novel approach to accurate 3D high resolution and high SNR fetal brain imaging	claim
69	136	Consistent spherical parameterisation for statistical shape modelling	claim
70	134	A statistical framework for DTI segmentation	claim
71	133	Towards automated bioimage analysis: from features to semantics	claim
72	133	Automated tracking and modeling of microtubule dynamics	claim
73	132	Early detection of rejection in cardiac MRI: a spectral graph approach	claim
74	132	Heat kernel smoothing on unit sphere	claim
75	131	Molecular image registration using mutual information and differential evolution optimization	claim
76	131	A tightly coupled region-shape framework for 3D medical image segmentation	claim
77	130	Tracking tongue motion in three dimensions using tagged MR image	claim
78	129	Pattern recognition approaches to compute image similarities: application to age related morphological change	claim
79	129	Sample dependence correction for order selection in fMRI analysis	claim
80	128	Nonuniform temporal alignment of slice sequences for four-dimensional imaging of cyclically deforming embryonic structures	claim
81	128	Statistical modeling and EM clustering of white matter fiber tracts	claim
82	128	A novel approximate inference approach to automated classification of protein subcellular location patterns in multi-cell images	claim
83	128	Nonlinear classification of EEG data for seizure detection	claim
84	127	Improved comparison of protein subcellular location patterns	claim
85	127	Using surface normals to localize subdural intracranial electrodes placed during neurosurgery	claim
86	126	Estimating myocardial fiber orientations by template warping	claim
87	125	Full flow/motion-field recovery from pulsed-wave ultrasound Doppler data	claim
88	125	A nonparametric reconstruction and its matrix implementation for the diffusion orientation transform (DOT)	claim
89	123	Clustering gene expression patterns of fly embryos	claim
90	122	Validation and regularization in diffusion MRI tractography	claim
91	121	An evaluation of three approaches to tetrahedral mesh generation for deformable registration of brain MR images	claim
92	121	Use of 3-D cortical morphometry for mapping increased cortical gyrification and complexity in Williams syndrome	claim
93	120	Joint detection-estimation of brain activity in fMRI using an autoregressive noise model	claim
94	120	Statistics of populations of images and its embedded objects: driving applications in neuroimaging	claim
95	117	Preliminary testing of sensitivity to input data quality in an elastographic reconstruction method	claim
96	117	Recent development in bioluminescence tomography	claim
97	117	Tracking of the mitral valve leaflet in echocardiography images	claim
98	117	Assessing the accuracy of non-rigid registration with and without ground truth	claim
99	116	Registration of brain images with tumors: towards the construction of statistical atlases for therapy planning	claim
100	116	Triplet Markov chain for 3D MRI brain segmentation using a probabilistic atlas	claim
101	116	EEG-fMRI fusion of non-triggered data using Kalman filtering	claim
102	115	Exact correction of sharply varying off-resonance effects in spiral MRI	claim
103	112	x-f SENSE: optimal spatio-temporal sensitivity encoding for dynamic MR imaging	claim
104	110	Fast regularized reconstruction of non-uniformly subsampled parallel MRI data	claim
105	110	Variance controlled shear stiffness images for MRE data	claim
106	108	Regularized inversion of noisy, incomplete MR spectroscopic imaging data with anatomical prior	claim
107	108	Practical considerations for GPU-accelerated CT	claim
108	108	Joint estimation in MRI using harmonic retrieval methods	claim
109	108	Shape vs. volume: invariant shape descriptors for 3D region of interest characterization in MRI	claim
110	108	Analysis of growth in the developing brain using non-rigid registration	claim
111	107	An iterative Bayes algorithm for emission tomography using a smoothed sinogram	claim
112	107	Incremental learning for segmentation in medical images	claim
113	107	A multiresolution enhancement to generic classifiers of subcellular protein location images	claim
114	106	Cancer disease: integrative modelling approaches	claim
115	106	Two probabilistic algorithms for MEG/EEG source reconstruction	claim
116	106	Quasi-hierarchical, interactive navigation of images and meta-data in the Open Microscopy Environment	claim
117	106	Using cine MR images to evaluate myocardial infarct transmurality on delayed enhancement images	claim
118	105	Topology preserving STACS segmentation of protein subcellular location images	claim
119	103	Enhancement of fMRI image series with the aid of an anatomical image	claim
120	103	Truly 3D midsagittal plane extraction for robust neuroimage registration	claim
121	102	Functional brain mapping with high-temporal resolution: introducing "evolutionary activation cells"	claim
122	102	Reconstruction of functional activations in diffuse optical imaging	claim
123	102	Demonstration of video-rate diffuse optical tomography in phantoms and tissues	claim
124	101	Automatic intima-media thickness measurement of carotid artery wall in B-mode sonographic images	claim
125	100	Tracking the motion of the outer tips of microtubules	claim
126	100	High-resolution functional optical imaging of living tissues	claim
127	99	The Renal Physiome Project	claim
128	98	Reconstruction of undersampled dynamic spiral MR images	claim
129	94	Modeling and measurement of elastic laminae in arteries	claim
130	93	A geometric method for automatic extraction of sulcal fundi	claim
131	88	Spatial resolution properties of nonquadratically regularized image reconstruction for PET	claim
132	87	Measuring image similarity to sub-pixel accuracy	claim

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