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Primerjalna analiza postopkov projekcije 3D medicinskih slik
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Invazivnost kirurških posegov lahko zmanjšamo na podlagi načrtovanja na predoperativnih 3D medicinskih slikah in z realnočasovnim povratno-zančnim slikovnim vodenjem na osnovih žive 2D slike. Če želimo predoperativne načrte prenesti v prostor bolnika na operacijski mizi, potem je potrebno predoperativno 3D sliko prostorsko poravnati na medoperativno 2D sliko. V magistrski nalogi kvantitativno ovrednotite in medsebojno primerjajte lastnosti različnih uveljavljenih postopkov projekcije 3D slik za namen poravnave pred- in med-operativno zajetih 3D in 2D medicinskih slik.
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projekcijski algoritmi
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slikovno voden klinični poseg
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pospešitev algoritmov na GPE
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Master's thesis/paper
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FE - Faculty of Electrical Engineering
Year:
2020
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20.500.12556/RUL-116838
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12.06.2020
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Title:
Comparative analysis of 3D image projection algorithms
Abstract:
Invasiveness of surgical interventions can be mitigated by planning on preoperative 3D medical images and by real-time closed-loop visual guidance based on live 2D image during the intervention. Mapping the information extracted from 3D image into patient space requires spatial alignment of pre-interventional 3D and intra-interventional 2D images. The aim of this thesis is to quantitatively assess and comparatively evaluate the performances of several state-of-the-art 3D-to-2D image projection methods.
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projection algorithms
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image guided surgery
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algotihm acceleration on GPU
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