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Trends in Neurosciences, 1983 Abstract The application of computers to recently developed autoradiographic methods for studying a variety of brain processes has greatly facilitated and expanded the use of these methods. Computer-assisted image-processing systems make feasible the extraction of information from autoradiographs which is not readily accessible by manual means and the
Charles F. Goochee +2 more
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Development of Advanced Image Processing Technology and Its Application to Computer Assisted Diagnosis and Surgery [PDF]
, 2004 This paper describes our studies on medical image processing and its medical applications. We have developed systems of computer aided diagnosis (CAD) and computer assisted surgery (CAS) in our laboratory. The important features of CAD and CAS are (1) generation of anatomical maps based on image recognition and understanding technologies, (2) automated
Takayuki Kitasaka +2 more
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Computer-assisted image processing technique for tracking wound progress
2016 IEEE International Conference on Electro Information Technology (EIT), 2016 The purpose of this study was to develop an algorithm to support the decisions of expert physicians in the management of wound healing. The goal was to work towards the development of an image processing algorithm for quantifying the progress of healing of skin wounds. For this algorithm development, multiple wound images were obtained from patients in
Ali Haider +3 more
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Physics in Medicine and Biology, 2003 This work establishes an objective method to measure cell clonogenic survival by computer-assisted image processing using images of cell cultures fixed and stained in Petri dishes. The procedure, developed by Samba Technologies, consists of acquiring Petri dish pictures with a desktop scanner and analysing them by computer, using algorithms based on ...
Marie‐Claude Biston +5 more
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A multicentre comparison of computer assisted image processing and display methods in scintigraphy
Physics in Medicine & Biology, 1979 Using a series of 100 brain scintigrams, 50 with single 'mathematical tumours' superimposed, a comparison is made of several processing and display methods used at various institutions in the United Kingdom. The survey compares results from seven centres and includes most types of computer generated display in current use.
A. S. Houston +3 more
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Journal of Neuroscience Methods, 1984 A general purpose image processing system is described including B/W TV camera, high resolution image processor and display system (TESAK VDC 501), computer (DEC PDP 11/23), and monochrome and color monitors. Images may be acquired from a microscope equipped with a TV camera or using the TV in direct viewing; the A/D converter and the image processor ...
Carlo Adolfo Porro +4 more
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American Journal of Physiology-Heart and Circulatory Physiology, 1996 The goals of the present study were to develop and validate a computer-assisted, video-based image processing (CAVIP) system to measure time-dependent changes in isolated myocyte geometry during contraction and to use the CAVIP system to examine spatial characteristics of the myocyte during contraction in normal myocytes and in myocytes after ...
Z. Wang +3 more
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CADI: Computer assisted educational package for digital image processing
, 1993 A brief description of the goal of CADI project and the main features of the last version of the developed educational system is presented.
Gy. Csaba Hegedüs
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Acta Odontologica Scandinavica, 1995 The purpose of this study was to evaluate a method for computer-assisted image processing to assess quantitatively fractional bone volume in sections of bone biopsies (part I). A second purpose was to apply this method in an experimental study to determine bone loss by measuring fractional bone area in sections of calvarial bone of gastrectomized rats ...
Veerle Rooryck, Björn Klinge
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SPIE Proceedings, 2004 Computer assisted methods for the detection of pulmonary nodules have become more important as the resolution of CT scanners has increased and as more accurate and reproducible detections are needed. In this paper we describe the results of a CAD system for the detection of lung nodules and compare them against the interpretations of three independent ...
Jamshid Dehmeshki +5 more
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