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Automatic brain segmentation in time-of-flight MRA images

Forkert et al., 2009

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15927008101622513910
Author
Forkert N
Säring D
Fiehler J
Illies T
Möller D
Handels H
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Methods of information in medicine

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Objectives: Cerebral vascular malformations might, caused by ruptures, lead to strokes. The rupture risk depends to a great extent on the individual anatomy of the vasculature. The 3D Time-of-Flight (TOF) MRA technique is one of the most commonly used non-invasive …
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