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IEEE – Transactions on Medical Imaging, August 2005.

An Automated Method for Analysis of Flow Characteristics of Circulating Particles from In-Vivo Video Microscopy. IEEE – Transactions on Medical Imaging, August 2005. Eran Eden*, Dan Waisman, Michael Rudzsky, Haim Bitterman, Vera Brod, and Ehud Rivlin,. Goal:.

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IEEE – Transactions on Medical Imaging, August 2005.

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  1. An Automated Method for Analysis of Flow Characteristics of Circulating Particles from In-Vivo Video Microscopy IEEE – Transactions on Medical Imaging, August 2005. Eran Eden*, Dan Waisman, Michael Rudzsky, Haim Bitterman, Vera Brod, and Ehud Rivlin,

  2. Goal: • Simulations of reperfusion injuries in rats • Extraction of a large volume of blood cell characteristics

  3. Problem: • Manual extraction is tedious and time consuming! Solution: • a software that can automatically extract blood cell characteristics from in-vivo microscopy video… CellTrack

  4. 1: Registration Compensating for the frame shifts in the video

  5. 2: Segmentation

  6. 2: Segmentation

  7. 3: Target identification

  8. 4: Motion correspondence Frame i-1 Frame i Frame i+1

  9. 4: Motion correspondence Frame i-1 Frame i Frame i+1 Final results…

  10. Thanks… • Carmel Hospital: • Dan Waisman, • Haim Bitterman • Vera Brod • Technion - Computer Science faculty • Michael Rudzsky, • Ehud Rivlin,

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