Sub-millimeter isotropic MRI for segmentation of subcortical brain regions and brain visualization.
Sub-millimeter isotropic MRI for segmentation of subcortical brain regions and brain visualization.
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10.1002/jmri.22120
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2010-04
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4.4
通讯作者:
Edelman, Robert R.
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Wu, Ying;Ragin, Ann B.;Du, Hongyan;Sidharthan, Shawn;Dunk, Eugene E.;Koktzoglou, Ioannis;Edelman, Robert R.
We evaluated a rapid sub-millimeter isotropic SPGR (non-selective SPGR) to facilitate the brain subcortical segmentation and the visualization of brain volume compared with the commonly-accepted SPGR-IR technique. The feasibility of the non-selective SPGR was evaluated for two segmentation algorithms. FAST was used to segment the brain into constituent tissue classes (white matter, gray matter, CSF) and FreeSurfer was used to segment specific subcortical structures (hippocampus, caudate, putamen and thalamus). Localized apparent SNR and CNR values for non-selective SPGR and the SPGR-IR were compared for the studied subcortical regions. 3D volume rendering was generated to evaluate the non-selective SPGR and the SPGR-IR for brain visualization. In basal ganglia regions, non-selective SPGR allows for consistent segmentation results for both FAST and FreeSurfer. This sequence also better differentiated grey/white matter compared to SPGR-IR. An approximate two-fold improvement of image quality in apparent SNR and CNR was indicated for subcortical brain anatomical structures with non-selective SPGR versus SPGR-IR. The non-selective SPGR improved clarity and yielded a more realistic depiction of the brain surface for visualization compared with SPGR-IR. Compared with SPGR-IR, non-selective SPGR allows for consistent segmentation results for basal ganglia regions and improved clarity for visualization of brain.
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