Musculoskeletal motion flow fields using hierarchical variable-sized block matching in ultrasonographic video sequences
We examine tissue deformations using non-invasive dynamic musculoskeletal ultrasonograhy, and quantify its performance on controlled in vitro gold standard (groundtruth) sequences followed by clinical in vivo data. The proposed approach employs a two-dimensional variable-sized block matching algorit...
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| description | We examine tissue deformations using non-invasive dynamic musculoskeletal ultrasonograhy, and quantify its performance on controlled in vitro gold standard (groundtruth) sequences followed by clinical in vivo data. The proposed approach employs a two-dimensional variable-sized block matching algorithm with a hierarchical full search. We extend this process by refining displacements to sub-pixel accuracy. We show by application that this technique yields quantitatively reliable results. |
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