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Anomaly detection through registration
M. Chen, T. Kanade, D. Pomerleau, and H. Rowley
NASA Image Registration Workshop, November, 1997.

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We study an application of image registration in the medical domain. Based on a 3-D hierarchical deformable registration algorithm, we developed a prototype for automatic registering a standard atlas to a patient's data to create a customized atlas. The registration algorithm can also be applied to detect asymmetry in the patient data to help indicate the existence and location of any pathology. We have conducted experiments on 11 MRI scans of normal brains, 3 MRI and 1 CT scan of brains with pathologies.

Associated centers: VASC and MRTC
Associated project: Knowledge-Guided Deformable Registration

M. Chen, T. Kanade, D. Pomerleau, and H. Rowley, "Anomaly detection through registration," NASA Image Registration Workshop, November, 1997.

@inproceedings{Chen_1997_2604,
   author = "Mei Chen and Takeo Kanade and Dean Pomerleau and Henry Rowley",
   title = "Anomaly detection through registration",
   booktitle = "NASA Image Registration Workshop",
   month = "November",
   year = "1997"
}