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This research topic gathers all contributions related to the automatic extraction of anatomical or functional structures from biomedical images.
 
This research topic gathers all contributions related to the automatic extraction of anatomical or functional structures from biomedical images.
 
  
 
* A multi-atlas segmentation framework based on patch fusion has been proposed for parcellating both the cortex and the deep brain structures [https://icube-publis.unistra.fr/2-RHS11 2-RHS11].
 
* A multi-atlas segmentation framework based on patch fusion has been proposed for parcellating both the cortex and the deep brain structures [https://icube-publis.unistra.fr/2-RHS11 2-RHS11].

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This research topic gathers all contributions related to the automatic extraction of anatomical or functional structures from biomedical images.

  • A multi-atlas segmentation framework based on patch fusion has been proposed for parcellating both the cortex and the deep brain structures 2-RHS11.
  • In the context of the Vivabrain ANR, a method based on component-trees has been set upt to segment the cerebral vascular tree 2-DTNT13.
  • Specific and original algorithms have also been developed in the project FBrain ERC for segmenting brain tissues from the fetal MRI 2-RHS11, 2-CPHS11, 2-PNRK11.
  • Finally, Markov approaches have been implemented for the automatic identification of multiple sclerosis lesions in multimodal 2-BCA14 and temporal 4-LCA14 MRI sequences.
  • Besides MRI, other contributions based on super-voxel decomposition involve CT scan images, especially to delineate vertebrae 4-CRMC15 or estimate the hepatic tumor necrosis rate 4-CNRH16, 4-CRNH15.
  • A method combining texture descriptors and a supervised classification scheme has also been proposed for segmenting high-resolution histopathological data 4-ANFF14.
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