Two novel and innovative segmentation algorithms are presented, for liver metastases and necrotic tissues in pre- and post-ablation, respectively. Both are based on Gaussian Mixture Model (GMM), adapted to include healthy liver knowledge and proximity information. Preliminary validation results on 20 patients and 42 lesions are discussed showing high accuracy versus manual segmentation gold standard outperforming simpler GMM and thresholding methods.

Pre and Post Liver Lesion Thermal ablation FDG-PET: background driven GMM segmentation

MOCCIA, SARA;SOFFIENTINI, CHIARA DOLORES;BASELLI, GIUSEPPE;
2015-01-01

Abstract

Two novel and innovative segmentation algorithms are presented, for liver metastases and necrotic tissues in pre- and post-ablation, respectively. Both are based on Gaussian Mixture Model (GMM), adapted to include healthy liver knowledge and proximity information. Preliminary validation results on 20 patients and 42 lesions are discussed showing high accuracy versus manual segmentation gold standard outperforming simpler GMM and thresholding methods.
2015
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