| Paper: | SA-AM-OS2.8 |
| Session: | Image Segmentation and Shape Analysis |
| Time: | Saturday, April 8, 12:10 - 12:30 |
| Presentation: |
Oral
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| Title: |
Segmentation of Newborn Brain MRI |
| Authors: |
Neil Weisenfeld; Brigham and Women's Hospital | | |
| | Andrea Mewes; Brigham and Women's Hospital | | |
| | Simon K. Warfield; Brigham and Women's Hospital | | |
| Abstract: |
Segmenting neonatal brain images is challenging due to reduced MR signal-intensity contrast between tissues of interest compared to older subjects. In this paper we discuss a new strategy that we are currently employing in our neonatal brain studies and present the segmentation problem within a Bayesian framework. We show results validating this method and a previously published method from our group against a group of manually drawn segmentations. We achieve good-to-excellent results, on particularly challenging data, with greater speed and ease of use. |