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Rigid 3D-3D registration of TOF MRA integrating vessel segmentation for quantification of recurrence volumes after coiling cerebral aneurysm.
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Neuroradiology by
Jildaz Caroff
Thursday 5th April, 2012
- Authors: Säring D, Fiehler J, Ries T, Forkert ND.
- Reference: Neuroradiology. 2012 Feb 1;54(2):171-6
- Published: February 2012
- Link: Access the abstract here
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Jildaz Caroff
An important issue in our practice concerns the supposedly high rates of recurrence after aneurysms endovascular treatment. Säring et al. proposed two registration protocols of baseline and follow-up 3D TOF MR angiography datasets after coiling. Quantitative evaluation of recurrence and color-coded 3D segmented vessels visualisations are obtained from the difference between the two studies. Precise and reproducible aneurysm recurrence assessment could be a useful tool to evaluate new coils and endovascular strategies.
