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12 May 1995 Matching and integrated display of brain images from multiple modalities
Max A. Viergever, J. B. Antoine Maintz, Rik Stokking, Petra A. van den Elsen M.D., Karel J. Zuiderveld
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Abstract
This article concerns the integration of multimodal volumetric brain images. Integration consists of two steps: matching or registration, where the images are brought into spatial agreement, and fusion or simultaneous display where the registered multimodal image information is presented in an integrated fashion. Approaches to register multiple images are divided into extrinsic methods based on artificial markers, and intrinsic matching methods based solely on the patient related image data. The various methods are compared by a number of characteristics, which leads to a clear preference for one class of intrinsic methods, viz. voxel based matching. Furthermore, two- and three-dimensional techniques to display multimodality image information are outlined.
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Max A. Viergever, J. B. Antoine Maintz, Rik Stokking, Petra A. van den Elsen M.D., and Karel J. Zuiderveld "Matching and integrated display of brain images from multiple modalities", Proc. SPIE 2434, Medical Imaging 1995: Image Processing, (12 May 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.208677
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KEYWORDS
Image registration

Magnetic resonance imaging

3D image processing

Brain

Image fusion

Positron emission tomography

Neuroimaging

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