Statistical Shape Model to 3D Ultrasound Registration for Spine Interventions Using Enhanced Local Phase Features

Statistical Shape Model to 3D Ultrasound Registration for Spine Interventions Using Enhanced Local Phase Features
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使用增强局部相位特征进行脊柱干预的 3D 超声配准的统计形状模型

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2013
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International Conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention
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P. Abolmaesumi
P. Abolmaesumi
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I. Hacihaliloglu;Abtin Rasoulian;R. Rohling;P. Abolmaesumi

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