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14OCT 2014
Ph.D. Gallery
Benjamin Keck
High Performance Iterative X-Ray CT with Application in 3-D Mammography and Interventional C-arm Imaging Systems Abstract Medical image reconstruction is a key component for a broad range of medical imaging technologies. For classical Computed Tomography systems the amount of measured signals per second increased exponentially over the last four decades, whereas the computational complexity of […]High Performance Iterative X-Ray CT with Application in 3-D Mammography and Interventional C-arm Imaging Systems Abstract Medical image reconstruction is a key component for a broad range of medical imaging technologies. For classical Computed Tomography systems the amount of measured signals per second increased exponentially over the last four decades, whereas the computational complexity of […]
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24SEP 2014
Ph.D. Gallery
Sebastian Bauer
Rigid and Non-Rigid Surface Registration for Range Imaging Applications in Medicine Abstract The introduction of low-cost range imaging technologies that are capable of acquiring the three-dimensional geometry of an observed scene in an accurate, dense, and dynamic manner holds great potential for manifold applications in health care. Over the past few years, the use of […]
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23JUN 2014
Ph.D. Gallery
Davide Piccini
Respiratory Self-Navigation for Whole-Heart Coronary Magnetic Resonance Imaging Abstract As the average life span of the world population increases, cardiovascular diseases firmly establish themselves as the most frequent cause of death in many of the developed countries. Coronary artery disease (CAD) is responsible for more than half of these cases and there is, hence, a […]
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16JUN 2014
Ph.D. Gallery
Arne Militzer
Boosting Methods for Automatic Segmentation of Focal Liver Lesions Abstract Over the past decades, huge progress has been made in treatme nt of cancer, decreasing fatality rates despite a growing number of cases. Technical achievements had a big share in this development. With modern image acquisition techniques, most types of tum ors can be made […]
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09MAY 2014
Ph.D. Gallery
Kerstin Müller
3-D Imaging of the Heart Chambers with C-arm CT Abstract Nowadays, angiography is the gold standard for the visualization of the morphology of the cardiac vasculature and cardiac chambers in the interventional suite. Up to now, high resolution 2-D X-ray images are acquired with a C-arm system in standard views and the diagnosis of the […]
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09MAY 2014
Ph.D. Gallery
Jana Hutter
Accelerated Non-contrast-enhanced Morphological and Functional Magnetic Resonance Angiography Abstract Cardiovascular diseases such as stroke, stenosis, peripheral or renal artery disease require accurate angiographic visualization techniques both for diagnosis and treatment planning. Beside the morphological imaging, the in-vivo acquisition of blood flow information gained increasing clinical importance in recent years. Non-contrast-enhanced Magnetic Resonance Angiography (nceMRA) provides […]Accelerated Non-contrast-enhanced Morphological and Functional Magnetic Resonance Angiography Abstract Cardiovascular diseases such as stroke, stenosis, peripheral or renal artery disease require accurate angiographic visualization techniques both for diagnosis and treatment planning. Beside the morphological imaging, the in-vivo acquisition of blood flow information gained increasing clinical importance in recent years. Non-contrast-enhanced Magnetic Resonance Angiography (nceMRA) provides […]
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