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An in vivo validation dataset for dynamic volumetric MRI
Max H. C. van Riel, David G. J. Heesterbeek, Martijn Froeling +2
Dynamic volumetric MRI provides valuable information on in vivo motion and biomechanics, with applications spanning cardiac, musculoskeletal, or pulmonary imaging, amongst others.…
Quasi-static in vivo elastography from internal displacement information only
David G. J. Heesterbeek, Max H. C. van Riel, Ray S. S. Sheombarsing +4
As disease often alters the structural properties of soft tissue, noninvasive elastography techniques have emerged to quantitatively assess in vivo mechanical properties. Magnetic…
Data-driven discovery of mechanical models directly from MRI spectral data
D. G. J. Heesterbeek, M. H. C. van Riel, T. van Leeuwen +2
Finding interpretable biomechanical models can provide insight into the functionality of organs with regard to physiology and disease. However, identifying broadly applicable dynam…