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Automatic quantitative left ventricular analysis of cine MR images by using three-dimensional information for contour detection

van Geuns et al., 2006

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10166230554234584012
Author
van Geuns R
Baks T
Gronenschild E
Aben J
Wielopolski P
Cademartiri F
de Feyter P
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Radiology

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The purpose of this study was to evaluate an automatic boundary detection algorithm of the left ventricle on magnetic resonance (MR) short-axis images with the essential restriction of no manual corrections. The study comprised 13 patients (nine men, four women) and 12 …
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