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MRI-SPECT image fusion for the synthesis of high resolution functional images: a prospective study [using possibility theory]

A. Colin, +1 more
- Vol. 2, pp 499-501
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This study demonstrates the feasibility of a new way to handle multimodality image processing, which seems to have promising outcomes.
Abstract
We present a prospective work in image fusion. Starting from registered 3D anatomical MRI and functional SPECT HMPAO images, we first derive possibility maps, modeling the degree of relationship between a voxel and a given tissue. These maps are then combined into fusion maps, which are used for the synthesis of a new functional image. This study demonstrates the feasibility of a new way to handle multimodality image processing, which seems to have promising outcomes.

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