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X. Papademetris, M. Jackowski, N. Rajeevan, R.T. Constable, and L.H Staib.
Section of Bioimaging Sciences, Dept. of Diagnostic Radiology, Yale School of Medicine.
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X. Papademetris, M. Jackowski, N. Rajeevan, R.T. Constable, and L.H Staib.
Section of Bioimaging Sciences, Dept. of Diagnostic Radiology, Yale School of Medicine.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
- Contents
- 1 A. Overview
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Background
- 3. Starting and Running BioImage Suite
- 4. Application Structure
- 5. Looking At Images
- 6. Advanced Image Visualization
- 2 B. Anatomical Image Analysis
- 7. The Image Processing and Histogram Tools
- 8. The Interactive Segmentation Tools
- 9. Tissue Classification
- 10. Linear Registration
- 11. Non Linear Registration
- 11.1 Introduction
- 11.2 Visualizing NonLinear Transformations
- 11.3 Nonrigid Registration (Intensity Based)
- 11.4 Distortion Correction (Single Axis Distortion)
- 11.5 Batch Mode Registration
- 11.6 Example: Co-register reference 3D brain with individual 3D brain
- 11.7 Checking 3D to Reference non-linear registrations
- 11.8 Remarks
- 12. Landmarks, Surfaces and Point-based Registration
- 3 C. Functional MRI Analysis
- 4 D. Multi Subject/Multi Image Analysis
- 14. The Multi-Subject Control
- 14.1 Introduction
- 14.2 Setup File Format
- 14.3 The Multisubject Tool Graphical User Interface
- 14.4 Examples
- 14.4.1 How to Overlay Activation Maps onto Anatomical Images
- (a) Overlaying Common Space Tmaps onto Reference Image
- (b) Overlaying Individual Tmaps onto Individual 2D Anatomical
- 14.4.2 Generating Across Subjects Composite Maps
- (a) Single Group Composite Maps.
- (b) Two Group T-test Comparisons
- 14.4.3 Creating Multi-Slice Image Displays
- 14.4.4 Warping single subject data to Common Space
- 14.5 The new SimpleViewer Tool
- 15. The Data Tree Manager
- 14. The Multi-Subject Control
- 5 E. Diffusion Weighted Image Analysis
- 6 F. Neurosurgery Tools
- 19. Intracranial Electrode Localization
- 20. The VVLink Tool
- 21. The Differential SPECT Tool
- 21.1 Introduction
- 21.2 Interfacing with the Data Tree Manager
- 21.3 Ictal-Interictal Subtraction Analysis by SPM
- 21.4 Ictal-Interictal Subtraction Analysis by Bioimage Suite
- 21.5 Subtraction Processing
- 21.6 Rejoining Blobs
- 21.7 Cluster Level Statistics
- 21.8 EXAMPLE: Running ISAS and ISAB
- 21.9 EXAMPLE: Using the Utilities Tab
- 7 G. Cardiovascular Image Analysis
- 22. 4D Surface Editor
- 23. Estimation of LV Deformation
- Step 1: The Input Surfaces
- Step 2: Creating Triangulated Surfaces
- Step 2b: Renaming the frames
- Step 3: Running the Shape-Tracking Algorithm
- Step 4: Generating the initial solid
- Step 5: Running the Finite Element Process
- Step 6: Generating Average Strain Values (Pies) for analysis
- Additional Visualization Tools
- 24. Angiography Tools
- 25. Processing Mouse Hindlimb SPECT/CT Images
- 8 Additional/Miscellaneous Topics
- 9 Appendices
- Bibliography
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