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most citedManual segmentation versus semi-automated segmentation for quantifying vestibular schwannoma volume on MRI

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eess.IV2025

Learn2Reg 2024: New Benchmark Datasets Driving Progress on New Challenges

Lasse Hansen, Wiebke Heyer, Christoph Großbröhmer +51

Medical image registration is critical for clinical applications, and fair benchmarking of different methods is essential for monitoring ongoing progress in the field. To date, the…

eess.IV2025

Deep Biomechanically-Guided Interpolation for Keypoint-Based Brain Shift Registration

Tiago Assis, Ines P. Machado, Benjamin Zwick +2

Accurate compensation of brain shift is critical for maintaining the reliability of neuronavigation during neurosurgery. While keypoint-based registration methods offer robustness…

eess.IV202132 cited

A self-supervised learning strategy for postoperative brain cavity segmentation simulating resections

Fernando Pérez-García, Reuben Dorent, Michele Rizzi +9

Accurate segmentation of brain resection cavities (RCs) aids in postoperative analysis and determining follow-up treatment. Convolutional neural networks (CNNs) are the state-of-th…

eess.IV2020

Learning joint segmentation of tissues and brain lesions from task-specific hetero-modal domain-shifted datasets

Reuben Dorent, Thomas Booth, Wenqi Li +5

Brain tissue segmentation from multimodal MRI is a key building block of many neuroimaging analysis pipelines. Established tissue segmentation approaches have, however, not been de…

eess.IV202065 cited

Manual segmentation versus semi-automated segmentation for quantifying vestibular schwannoma volume on MRI

Hari McGrath, Peichao Li, Reuben Dorent +6

Management of vestibular schwannoma (VS) is based on tumour size as observed on T1 MRI scans with contrast agent injection. Current clinical practice is to measure the diameter of…

eess.IV2019

Hetero-Modal Variational Encoder-Decoder for Joint Modality Completion and Segmentation

Reuben Dorent, Samuel Joutard, Marc Modat +2

We propose a new deep learning method for tumour segmentation when dealing with missing imaging modalities. Instead of producing one network for each possible subset of observed mo…