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3D harmonic phase tracking with anatomical regularization

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This paper presents a novel algorithm that extends HARP to handle 3D tagged MRI images. HARP results were regularized by an original regularization framework defined in an anatomical space of coordinates. In the meantime, myocardium incompressibility was integrated in order to correct the radial strain which is reported to be more challenging to recover. Both the tracking and regularization of LV displacements were done on a volumetric mesh to be computationally efficient. Also, a window-weighted regression method was extended to cardiac motion tracking which helps maintain a low complexity even at finer scales. On healthy volunteers, the tracking accuracy was found to be as accurate as the best candidates of a recent benchmark. Strain accuracy was evaluated on synthetic data, showing low bias and strain errors under 5% (excluding outliers) for longitudinal and circumferential strains, while the second and third quartiles of the radial strain errors are in the (−5%,5%)(−5%,5%) range. In clinical data, strain dispersion was shown to correlate with the extent of transmural fibrosis. Also, reduced deformation values were found inside infarcted segments.
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hal-01272377 , version 1 (10-02-2016)

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Yitian Zhou, Olivier Bernard, Eric Saloux, Alain Manrique, Pascal Allain, et al.. 3D harmonic phase tracking with anatomical regularization. Medical Image Analysis, 2015, 26 (1), pp.70-81. ⟨10.1016/j.media.2015.08.003⟩. ⟨hal-01272377⟩
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