Hip joint image processing method and system based on magnetic resonance, storage medium and equipment

Abstract

The invention provides a hip joint image processing method based on magnetic resonance. The method comprises the following steps: acquiring magnetic resonance image data at a hip joint; segmenting a target area of the magnetic resonance image data to obtain a plurality of segmented parts; reconstructing the plurality of segmented parts to obtain a three-dimensional model; and measuring a pluralityof morphological parameters obtained from the three-dimensional model to determine whether the numerical values of the morphological parameters are within a set threshold range or not. The inventionfurther provides a hip joint image processing system based on magnetic resonance, a storage medium and equipment. According to the invention, the hip joint development condition can be accurately measured; the method not only can provide a basis for disease diagnosis and preoperative planning, but also can provide convenience for postoperative long-term dynamic monitoring, is a whole-process quantitative evaluation means capable of penetrating through early diagnosis, treatment and postoperative dynamic monitoring of DDH diseases, and is of great significance to precision medical treatment ofthe diseases and healthy growth of sick children.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of magnetic resonance quantitative systems, in particular to a magnetic resonance-based hip joint image processing method. Background technique [0002] Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH), also known as developmental dysplasia of the hip, is the most common hip disease in pediatric orthopedics. As the age of the children increases, the lesion becomes more complicated, the treatment becomes more difficult, and the curative effect becomes worse. Therefore, early diagnosis and treatment of DDH are very important. After DDH surgery, some children have residual deformities of varying degrees. Therefore, children with DDH need to be followed up for a long time until the skeletal development stops in adolescence, and the problems discovered during the follow-up process should be dealt with in time. Research and development of imaging quantitative evaluation methods for developmental dislocation of the hip, to achieve ...

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In addition, clinicians often only pay attention to the changes of one or several morphological parameters of the hip joint in children with DDH, without detailed classification and comprehensive observation of various morphological changes, which makes DDH have a certain probability of misdiagnosis

However, there is no such a set of methods and systems for systematically judging the degree of disease in children with DDH combined with magnetic resonance images of children with DDH.

[0004] In addition, in clinical diagnosis and treatment, the observation of the morphological p

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