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Polyp Detection. Advisor : Ku-Yaw Chang Speaker : Hui -Chun Su. Outline. Introduction Method Method 1 Method 1-1 Method 1-2 Method 2 Method 3 Reference. Introduction. Crucial to prevent colon cancer. Polyp. Outline. Introduction Method Method 1 Method 1-1 Method 1-2 Method 2
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Polyp Detection Advisor: Ku-Yaw Chang Speaker: Hui-Chun Su
Outline • Introduction • Method • Method 1 • Method 1-1 • Method 1-2 • Method 2 • Method 3 • Reference
Introduction • Crucial to prevent colon cancer. Polyp
Outline • Introduction • Method • Method 1 • Method 1-1 • Method 1-2 • Method 2 • Method 3 • Reference
Method 1-1 • Use the Mean and Gaussian curvature • Computed by methods from differential geometry. • Source: [M. Summers et al., 2001].
Method 1-1 • Triangle mesh (1)
Method 1-1 • Triangle mesh (2)
Method 1-1 • Used the shape index and curvedness • Source: [Yoshida et al., 2002]1, [Yoshida et al., 2002]2, [Yoshida et al., 2001]. SI、shape index CV、curvedness K1、maximum principal curvature k2、minimum principal curvature
Method 1-1 • Advantage • High sensitivity of polyp detection. • Defect • Assuming that polyps manifest a cap-like shape. Special Cap-like
Outline • Introduction • Method • Method 1 • Method 1-1 • Method 1-2 • Method 2 • Method 3 • Reference
Method 1-2 • Streamlines of curvature • Source:[Zhao et al., 2006].
Method 1-2 • Advantage • Enhancing visualization. • Defect • Principal curvature calculation.
Method 1-2 • Polyp Cap & Polyp Neck Polyp cap Polyp neck
Outline • Introduction • Method • Method 1 • Method 1-1 • Method 1-2 • Method 2 • Method 3 • Reference
Method 2 • Use a sphere fitting method to generate candidates polyp • Source:[Kiss et al., 2005]. P0:頂點 r:半徑 C:中心點
Method 2 • Advantage • Proposing robust 3D models to describe colonic polyps • Defect • Single scale statistical modeling
Outline • Introduction • Method • Method 1 • Method 1-1 • Method 1-2 • Method 2 • Method 3 • Reference
Method 3 • Heat diffusion • Source: [Konukoglu et al., 2007], [Konukoglu et al., 2005].
Method 3 • Advantage • More easy to find the polyps. • Defect • The computational cost.(linear diffusion) previous current
Outline • Introduction • Method • Method 1 • Method 1-1 • Method 1-2 • Method 2 • Method 3 • Reference
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Reference • Gabriel Kiss, Johan Van Cleynenbreugel, StylianosDrisis, Didier Bielen, Guy Marchal, Paul Suetens. 2005. Computer Aided Detection for Low-Dose CT Colonography. In Proceedings of the Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention Conference(MICCAI), pages I–859, 2005. • E. Konukoglu, B. Acar. 2007. HDF: Heat diffusion fields for polyp detection in CT colonography. Signal Processing 87 (2007) 2407–2416. • E. Konukoglu, B. Acar, D. Paik, C. Beaulieu and S. Napel. 2005. Heat diffusion based detection of colonic polyps in CT colonography. Proceedings of EUSIPCO 2005 EURASIP, Antalya, Turkey (2005).