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20 March 2015 Automatic parcellation of longitudinal cortical surfaces
Manal H. Alassaf, James K. Hahn
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Abstract
We present a novel automatic method to parcellate the cortical surfaces of the neonatal brain longitudinal atlas at different stages of development. A labeled brain atlas of newborn at 41 weeks gestational age (GA) is used to propagate labels of anatomical regions of interest to an unlabeled spatio-temporal atlas, which provides a dynamic model of brain development at each week between 28-44 GA weeks. First, labels from the cortical volume of the labeled newborn brain are propagated to an age-matched cortical surface from the spatio-temporal atlas. Then, labels are propagated across the cortical surfaces of each week of the spatio-temporal atlas by registering successive cortical surfaces using a novel approach and an energy optimization function. This procedure incorporates local and global, spatial and temporal information when assigning the labels to each surface. The result is a complete parcellation of 17 neonatal brain surfaces of the spatio-temporal atlas with similar points per labels distributions across weeks.
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Manal H. Alassaf and James K. Hahn "Automatic parcellation of longitudinal cortical surfaces", Proc. SPIE 9413, Medical Imaging 2015: Image Processing, 94130Z (20 March 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2081739
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KEYWORDS
Brain

Neuroimaging

Natural surfaces

Brain mapping

Magnetic resonance imaging

Spherical lenses

Neurons

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