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Computerized segmentation of pulmonary nodules depicted in CT examinations using freehand sketches

Qiang et al., 2014

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Document ID
2978206102121036614
Author
Qiang Y
Wang Q
Xu G
Ma H
Deng L
Zhang L
Pu J
Guo Y
Publication year
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Medical physics

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Purpose: To aid a consistent segmentation of pulmonary nodules, the authors describe a novel computerized scheme that utilizes a freehand sketching technique and an improved break‐and‐repair strategy. Methods: This developed scheme consists of two primary parts …
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