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* C. Nikou, [http://cat.inist.fr/?aModele=afficheN&cpsidt=195137 Contribution au recalage d’images médicales multimodales : approches par fonctions de similarité robustes et modèles déformables physiques sous contraintes statistiques], mai 1999.
 
* C. Nikou, [http://cat.inist.fr/?aModele=afficheN&cpsidt=195137 Contribution au recalage d’images médicales multimodales : approches par fonctions de similarité robustes et modèles déformables physiques sous contraintes statistiques], mai 1999.
 
   
 
   
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Registration is a crucial step in medical image processing. Registration may be mono- or multimodal, rigid (intra-patient) or deformable (inter-patient) involving two or more images.

  • Thus, we have proposed a method for deformable registration for jointly mapping of a set of images 2-NHHA12, which is a necessary prerequisite for conducting population studies.
  • A registration algorithm dedicated to retinal images has also been developed 2-FLP11.
  • Contributions were made for the non-rigid registration of binary images 2-GNKF12 as well as the warping of binary images under topological constraints 2-FPNC11.
  • The problem of warping 4th order tensor fields was also tackled 4-GRNH11, the 4th order tensor being a mathematical model used in diffusion MRI to represent fiber intersections.
  • Estimating non-rigid registration between two exams of a given subject is an interesting tool for the quantification of cerebral atrophy over time. In this context, a method was proposed for estimating the uncertainty in atrophy quantification using a Bayesian framework 2-SRHR13.
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