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ORIGINAL ARTICLE

A new method to validate thoracic CT-CT deformable image registration using auto-segmented 3D anatomical landmarks

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Pages 1515-1520 | Received 15 May 2015, Accepted 07 Jun 2015, Published online: 03 Jul 2015

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Table I. The median bronchial branch point deviations following image registration.

Figure 1. (A) Airway segmentation for a reference image (blue) with overlay of a registered image (red). Three superior-inferior positions for the bronchial bifurcations were defined as: upper, middle and lower lung positions. The bronchial branch point in the upper right and left lung segment were classified to the upper position. The right middle lung- and the ligulae segment in the left lung were classified as middle position and the right and left lower lung segment were classified to the lower position. (B) Bronchial segment following image registration where local deformations result in misaligned airway segment.
Figure 1. (A) Airway segmentation for a reference image (blue) with overlay of a registered image (red). Three superior-inferior positions for the bronchial bifurcations were defined as: upper, middle and lower lung positions. The bronchial branch point in the upper right and left lung segment were classified to the upper position. The right middle lung- and the ligulae segment in the left lung were classified as middle position and the right and left lower lung segment were classified to the lower position. (B) Bronchial segment following image registration where local deformations result in misaligned airway segment.

Table II. Centile distribution of the bronchial branch point deviation in (mm).

Table III. The body and lung DSC following image registration.

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