Development of Algorithm and Software for Automated Scoliotic Curve Measurement(International Forum on Medical Imaging in Asia 2009 (IFMIA 2009))
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概要
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Whole spine X-ray has been widely used to evaluate scoliosis. The options of treatments base on the magnitude and progression of the curvature, which is quantified by Cobb method. The angle between the superior endplate of the uppermost end vertebra and the inferior endplate of the lowest end vertebra is the Cobb angle. The purpose of this study is to design software for automatically measuring Cobb angle, decreasing measurement errors, facilitating rapid data acquisition. In order to calculate the angle of scoliosis, we use three methods of vertebra tracking: automatic regions of interest selection, template matching and geometric constrains to find the boundaries of spine. The tangent line coincides with an endplate boundary of the end vertebra are chosen for compute curve angle. The largest angle is defined as Cobb angle. Our experiments show that the proposed method can automatic measure the Cobb angle to evaluate scoliosis.
- 社団法人電子情報通信学会の論文
- 2009-01-12
著者
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Tang Cheng-yuan
Department Of Information Management Huafan University
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Hung Wei-chih
Department Of Computer Science And Information Engineering National Taiwan University Of Science And
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LI Jiun-Wei
Department of Electrical Engineering, Southern Taiwan University of Technology
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Li Jiun‐wei
Department Of Information Management Huafan University
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Li Jiun-wei
Department Of Electrical Engineering Southern Taiwan University Of Technology
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Wu Yi-leh
Department Of Computer Science And Information Engineering National Taiwan University Of Science And
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Lai Po-Liang
Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Chang Gung University College of Medicine
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Lai Po-liang
Chang Gung Memorial Hospital Chang Gung University College Of Medicine
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