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We propose a new nonlinear image registration model which is based on nonlinear elastic regularization and unbiased registration. The nonlinear elastic and the unbiased regularization terms are simplified using the change of variables by introducing an [...]
Very little is known about the deformation effects of tumour growth within the brain. Computer simulations have the potential to
calculate such deformations. A method for computing localised high deformations within the brain's soft tissue is presented. [...]
We present a framework for cardiac motion recovery using the adjustment of an electromechanical model of the heart to cine Magnetic Resonance Images (MRI). This approach is based on a constrained minimisation of an energy coupling the model and the data. Our [...]
The elastic registration of medical scans from different acquisition sequences is becoming an important topic for many research labs that would like to continue the post-processing of medical scans acquired via the new generation of high-field-strength [...]
Surgical repair of the mitral valve results in better
outcomes than valve replacement, yet diseased valves
are often replaced due to the technical difficulty of the
repair process. A surgical planning system based on
patient-specific medical images that [...]
The assignment of bone material properties to finite element model is a fundamental step in finite element analysis and has great influence on analysis results. Most work done in this area has adopted isotropic assignment strategy as its simplicity. However, [...]
Heart illnesses influence the functioning of the cardiac muscle and are the major causes of death in
the world. Optic flow methods are essential tools to assess and quantify the contraction of the cardiac
walls, but are hampered by the aperture problem. [...]
We present a framework for statistical finite element analysis allowing performing statistical statements of biomechanical performance of peri-articular implants across a given population. In this paper, we focus on the design of orthopaedic implants that fit [...]
Primary stability of osseointegrated implants is necessary for short and long-term success of the treatment. This paper presents a method to help clinicians preoperatively assess this primary implant stability. The method combines a planning software with a [...]
Meaningful physical models are important for studying cardiac physiology, such as quantitative assessments of pathology via changes in model parameters, and recovering information from medical images. In order to achieve realistic deformation studies, an [...]
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