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Segmentation of pathological structures by landmark-assisted deformable models

Ibragimov et al., 2017

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12947533908713775011
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Ibragimov B
Korez R
Likar B
Pernuš F
Xing L
Vrtovec T
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IEEE transactions on medical imaging

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Computerized segmentation of pathological structures in medical images is challenging, as, in addition to unclear image boundaries, image artifacts, and traces of surgical activities, the shape of pathological structures may be very different from the shape of normal structures …
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