A Locally Adaptive Registration Technique for High Precision Registration of 3-D MRI Data

This study demonstrates how the rigid body registration parameters for good registration of serially acquired 3-D magnetic resonance images vary systematically when the registration routine is presented with a series of cropped data sets that are systematically positioned throughout the entire volum...

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Published in:NeuroImage (Orlando, Fla.) Fla.), 2000-11, Vol.12 (5), p.574-581
Main Authors: Coley, Mark D., Ansorge, Richard E., Hall, Laurance D., Carpenter, T.Adrian
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Brain - anatomy & histology
Computer Simulation
Humans
Image Processing, Computer-Assisted
Imaging, Three-Dimensional
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Phantoms, Imaging
Reference Values
Registration
Reproducibility of Results
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description This study demonstrates how the rigid body registration parameters for good registration of serially acquired 3-D magnetic resonance images vary systematically when the registration routine is presented with a series of cropped data sets that are systematically positioned throughout the entire volume. The results of the registration of these subcubes are compared with the results of a single registration of the complete volume for two consecutive 3-D scans of the brain of a normal volunteer, with one scan having optimized shim coil currents and the other having all second-order shim coil currents set to zero. The technique is sensitive and able to reveal subvoxel misregistrations.
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