Automatic segmentation method of brain gray matter nuclei in magnetic resonance imaging
A magnetic resonance imaging and automatic segmentation technology, applied in image analysis, image enhancement, image data processing, etc., can solve problems such as accurate and effective segmentation, affect diagnosis and research results, and cannot effectively distinguish nuclei, and achieve segmentation results precise effect
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[0034] Segmentation of the red nucleus and substantia nigra of the brain's deep nuclei
[0035] The collected magnetic resonance image data is acquired by a multi-echo gradient echo sequence, and the data comes from a 3T magnetic resonance imaging equipment system (Siemens MAGNETOM Trio a Tim 3T), and the number of echoes used is 8.
[0036] The complex data collected by the gradient echo sequence undergoes steps such as phase fitting, phase unwrapping, background field removal, and a morphology-based dipole inversion algorithm (Morphology Enabled Dipole Inversion, MEDI) to reconstruct the brain transection magnetization rate graph.
[0037] refer to figure 1 , is the flow chart of the present invention. After the quantitative magnetic susceptibility map is obtained by calculation, it is first necessary to register the calculated images of each layer with the standard template image. Using the same registration mode, the segmentation atlas corresponding to the standard templ...
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