Analysis of edge-tracking errors inherent in fluoroscopic images of the beating heart.
Analysis of edge-tracking errors inherent in fluoroscopic images of the beating heart.
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分析跳动心脏荧光图像中固有的边缘跟踪误差。
DOI:
10.1097/00004424-199403000-00004
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发表时间:
1994
影响因子:
6.7
通讯作者:
Copenhaver,GL
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作者:
McInerney,JJ;Weldner,PW;Herr,MD;Copenhaver,GL
RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES.Because of the complex relationships between the dynamic three-dimensional cardiac surface shape and its projected image, errors arise with the use of two-dimensional silhouettes to measure displacements of the heart. The character and frequency of such errors are examined.METHODS.A high-precision x-ray scatter imaging technique was used to reconstruct the three-dimensional shape of the left ventricular free wall throughout the cardiac cycle. Displacements of the three-dimensional surface were then compared with those on the two-dimensional projected silhouette. Silhouette displacement errors were determined as a function of time during the cardiac cycle and variability between hearts.RESULTS.Differences between silhouette measurements and those on the cardiac surface range from 0% to 125% of peakto-peak displacements occur, along 33% to 75% of the silhouette contours and cover 66% of the cardiac cycle.CONCLUSION.Two-dimensional silhouette displacements provide inconsistent measurements of motion patterns on the three-dimensional cardiac surface.