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ORCIDMedical Imaging 1990: Image Processing: Newport Beach, CA, USA
- Murray H. Loew:
Medical Imaging IV: Image Processing, 1990, Newport Beach, CA, United States, February 1990. SPIE Proceedings 1233, SPIE 1990, ISBN 9780819402776
Invited Session: Human Visual Pattern Recognition
- Irving Biederman:
Human visual pattern recognition of medical images.
Fractals, Rules and Segments
- Jacques Lévy Véhel, Jean-Paul Berroir:
3-D fractal model for lung morphogenesis. - Thomas R. Nelson:
Propagation characteristics of a fractal network: applications to the His-Purkinje conduction system. - Stephen Shemlon, Stanley M. Dunn:
Rule-based image interpretation with models of expected structure. - Naoki Asada, Kunio Doi, Heber MacMahon, Steven M. Montner, Maryellen Lissak Giger, Chihiro Abe, Chris Yuzheng Wu:
Neural network approach for differential diagnosis of interstitial lung diseases. - Craig A. Morioka, Kelby K. Chan, H. K. Huang:
Development of an image segmentation and registration algorithm on a SIMD parallel processor.
Three-Dimensional Image Processing
- Hans-Heino Ehricke, Gerhard Laub:
3-D visualization of intracranial vessels and brain anatomy in magnetic resonance imaging. - Jay Ezrielev, Steven C. Dzik:
Image editor for a 3-D CT reconstruction system. - Jiang Wu, Dennis L. Parker:
Three-dimensional reconstruction of coronary arteries using more than two projections. - Shang You Wu, Ernest M. Stokely:
Curvature sampling of 3-D objects in medical images. - Hideaki Haneishi, Nagaaki Ohyama:
3-D blood vessel reconstruction by simulated annealing. - Ren C. Luo, Yonghoon Kim:
Representation and recognition of 3-D curved objects using complete 3-D range data.
MRI
- Hsuan Chang, J. Michael Fitzpatrick:
Geometrical image transformation to compensate for MRI distortions. - Hans-Heino Ehricke:
Problems and approaches for tissue segmentation in 3-D MR imaging. - Blaise deB. Frederick:
Neural network segmentation of magnetic resonance images. - Rae H. Lee, Richard M. Leahy:
Multispectral tissue classification of MR images using sensor fusion approaches.
MRI and Mammography
- Patrick L. Sherley, Alfonso Pujol, John S. Meadow:
Application of AI techniques to a voice-actuated computer system for reconstructing and displaying magnetic resonance imaging data. - Michael A. Guttman, Jerry L. Prince:
Image analysis methods for tagged MRI cardiac studies. - Maryellen Lissak Giger, Fang-Fang Yin, Kunio Doi, Charles E. Metz, Robert A. Schmidt, Carl J. Vyborny:
Investigation of methods for the computerized detection and analysis of mammographic masses. - David H. Davies, David R. Dance, Colin H. Jones:
Automatic detection of clusters of calcifications in digital mammograms.
Clinical Applications I
- Ken G. Faulkner, Christopher E. Cann, Bruce H. Hasegawa:
CT-derived finite element models to determine vertebral cortex strength. - Reza Momenan, Murray H. Loew, Robert F. Wagner, Brian S. Garra, Michael F. Insana:
Application of statistical pattern recognition and image processing in ultrasound tissue characterization. - Valiollah Salari, I. Zador, Lawrence Chik, Robert J. Sokol:
Automated measurements of fetal head from ultrasound images. - Ahmed H. Desoky, Steven Hall, Patrick D. Harris, Khaled A. Kamel, Carol O'Connor:
PC-based entropy measures for analyzing leakage from microvessels.
Angiography
- Kenneth R. Hoffmann, Kunio Doi:
New angiographic technique for measurement of instantaneous blood flow rates using distance-density curves. - David L. Wilson, Eric J. Kaplan:
Linear and morphological digital image enhancement of peripheral angiography images. - D. Delaere, Luc C. F. Maes, Carl Smets, Paul Suetens, André Oosterlinck, Frans Van de Werf:
Knowledge-based system for the fully automatic quantification of coronary stenotic lesions from two angiographic projections. - Ying Sun:
Knowledge-based segmentation and correspondence of vascular structures from biplane angiograms. - Karl Barth, Birgit Eicker, Johannes Seissl:
Automated biplane vessel recognition in digital coronary angiograms.
Image Processing Poster Session
- Koichi Ogawa, Atsuhisa Saito, Masato Nakajima, Yutaka Ando, Shozo Hashimoto:
Regional adaptive histogram equalization using fuzzy sets. - Sebastiano Impedovo, Marcello Castellano, Giovanni Dimauro, Giuseppe Pirlo:
Synaptic patterns in neural network detecting oriented slabs. - Saleem Gregory Zougbi:
Computational considerations of the two-dimensional discrete x-ray transform. - Robert G. Gould, Bruce H. Hasegawa, Sherman E. DeForest, Gregory W. Schmidt, Richard G. Hier:
Optical compensation device for chest film radiography. - Peter D. Lauren, Michael B. Merickel, William W. Newcomb, Jay C. Brown:
Apodization without loss of resolution in the 3-D reconstruction of icosohedral virions. - Orhan Nalcioglu, Pottumarthi V. Prasad:
Signal-to-noise improvement in derived images. - Marjorie Coristine, Morris Goldberg, Carolyn Beeton, Richard F. Dillon, Jo W. Tombaugh, Garry Belanger, J. Ahuja:
Use of IRIS image-enhancement facilities on digital images by radiologists during a clinical trial at the Ottawa Civic Hospital.
MRI and Mammography
- Guang-Zhong Yang, Peter Burger, Raad H. Mohiaddin:
In-vivo blood flow analysis and animation for magnetic resonance imaging.
Image Processing Poster Session
- Chin-Tu Chen, Valen E. Johnson, Xiaoping Hu, Wing H. Wong, Charles E. Metz:
Image processing and image reconstruction with the use of a-priori information. - Keh-Shih Chuang:
Comparison of interpolation methods in three-dimensional surface display. - Gengsheng Larry Zeng, Grant T. Gullberg:
Short-scan cone beam algorithm for circular and noncircular detector orbits. - Sherman E. DeForest:
Improved fluoroscopic visibility of coronary stents by automatic pattern recognition. - Tod S. Levitt, Marcus W. Hedgcock, John W. Dye, Scott E. Johnston:
Automation of arthritis measures in hand radiographs. - Robert A. Close, Gary R. Duckwiler, Fernando Viñuela, Jacques E. Dion, Joshua Abramowitz:
Neuroradiology therapeutic workstation.
Clinical Applications II
- Guy M. Besson:
Three-dimensional vascular reconstruction using an image-intensifier-based CT scanner: simulation results. - Ruola Ning, Robert A. Kruger:
Image-intensifier-based volume CT imager: angiographic application. - Brian L. Craine, Gregory Oldani, John R. Engel, Ronald Whitney, David Wright, Eric R. Craine
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Computer-assisted transrectal ultrasound exams. - Jack T. Cusma, Laurence A. Spero, James D. Hanemann, Thomas M. Bashore, Kenneth G. Morris:
Multiuser environment for the display and processing of digital cardiac angiographic images.
Image Processing Systems
- Aiman Albert Abdel-Malek, Orkun Hasekioglu, John J. Bloomer:
Image segmentation via motion vector estimates. - James P. Ericksen, Stephen M. Pizer, John D. Austin:
MAHEM: a multiprocessor engine for fast contrast-limited adaptive histogram equalization. - Jean-Paul Auray, Gérard Duru, Michel P. Lamure, Jean-Jacques Milan, Nicolas Nicoloyannis:
Statistical modeling for brightness-gradient elimination. - Osman M. Ratib, H. K. Huang:
CALIPSO: an interactive image analysis software package for desktop PACS workstations. - Michael S. Mort, Robert J. Fontana:
Reversible image compression suitable for interactive image transmission. - Volker K. Heer, Hans-Erich Reinfelder:
Comparison of reversible methods for data compression.
Clinical Applications I
- Charles S. Carman, Michael B. Merickel:
Comparison of automatic atherosclerosis identification methods on MR imagery.
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