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20 March 2015 Robust bladder image registration by redefining data-term in total variational approach
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Cystoscopy is the standard procedure for clinical diagnosis of bladder cancer diagnosis. Bladder carcinoma in situ are often multifocal and spread over large areas. In vivo, localization and follow-up of these tumors and their nearby sites is necessary. But, due to the small field of view (FOV) of the cystoscopic video images, urologists cannot easily interpret the scene. Bladder mosaicing using image registration facilitates this interpretation through the visualization of entire lesions with respect to anatomical landmarks. The reference white light (WL) modality is affected by a strong variability in terms of texture, illumination conditions and motion blur. Moreover, in the complementary fluorescence light (FL) modality, the texture is visually different from that of the WL. Existing algorithms were developed for a particular modality and scene conditions. This paper proposes a more general on fly image registration approach for dealing with these variability issues in cystoscopy. To do so, we present a novel, robust and accurate image registration scheme by redefining the data-term of the classical total variational (TV) approach. Quantitative results on realistic bladder phantom images are used for verifying accuracy and robustness of the proposed model. This method is also qualitatively assessed with patient data mosaicing for both WL and FL modalities.
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Sharib Ali, Christian Daul, Ernest Galbrun, Marine Amouroux, François Guillemin, and Walter Blondel "Robust bladder image registration by redefining data-term in total variational approach", Proc. SPIE 9413, Medical Imaging 2015: Image Processing, 94131H (20 March 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2077658
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KEYWORDS
Bladder

Image registration

Cystoscopy

Motion estimation

Bladder cancer

Algorithm development

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