A large number of algorithms have been developed to perform non-rigid reg-istration and it is a tool commonly used in medical image analysis. The Free-Form Deformation algorithm is a well-established technique, but is extremely time consuming. In this paper we present a parallel-friendly formulation of the algorithm suitable for Graphics Processing Unit execution. Using our approach we perform registration of T1-weighted MR images in less than 1 minute and show the same level of accuracy as a classical serial implemen-tation when performing segmentation propagation. This technology could be of significant utility in time-critical applications such as image-guided interventions, or in the processing of large data sets
Much literature on image registration1–3 has worked with purely geometric image deformation models. ...
The nonrigid registration algorithm based on B-spline Free-Form Deformation (FFD) plays a key role a...
Elastic intra-patient registration can be used to correct for local motion within biomedical images....
A large number of algorithms have been developed to perform non-rigid registration and it is a tool ...
In this paper we introduce a new method for non-rigid voxel-based registration of medical images. Th...
Image registration is a commonly task in medical image analysis. Therefore, a significant number of ...
The registration of multi-modal medical image data is important in the fields of image guided surger...
Non-rigid registration techniques are commonly used in medical image analysis. However these techniq...
The automated analysis of medical images plays an increasingly significant part in many clinical app...
The automated analysis of medical images plays an increasingly significant part in many clini-cal ap...
International audienceMulti-subject non-rigid registration algorithms using dense transformations of...
We develop efficient techniques for the non-rigid registration of medical images by using representa...
We present a novel computational approach to fast and memory-efficient deformable image registration...
Non-rigid registration algorithms have been proposed over the years to register medical images to ea...
A new fast non rigid registration algorithm is presented. The algorithm estimates a dense deformatio...
Much literature on image registration1–3 has worked with purely geometric image deformation models. ...
The nonrigid registration algorithm based on B-spline Free-Form Deformation (FFD) plays a key role a...
Elastic intra-patient registration can be used to correct for local motion within biomedical images....
A large number of algorithms have been developed to perform non-rigid registration and it is a tool ...
In this paper we introduce a new method for non-rigid voxel-based registration of medical images. Th...
Image registration is a commonly task in medical image analysis. Therefore, a significant number of ...
The registration of multi-modal medical image data is important in the fields of image guided surger...
Non-rigid registration techniques are commonly used in medical image analysis. However these techniq...
The automated analysis of medical images plays an increasingly significant part in many clinical app...
The automated analysis of medical images plays an increasingly significant part in many clini-cal ap...
International audienceMulti-subject non-rigid registration algorithms using dense transformations of...
We develop efficient techniques for the non-rigid registration of medical images by using representa...
We present a novel computational approach to fast and memory-efficient deformable image registration...
Non-rigid registration algorithms have been proposed over the years to register medical images to ea...
A new fast non rigid registration algorithm is presented. The algorithm estimates a dense deformatio...
Much literature on image registration1–3 has worked with purely geometric image deformation models. ...
The nonrigid registration algorithm based on B-spline Free-Form Deformation (FFD) plays a key role a...
Elastic intra-patient registration can be used to correct for local motion within biomedical images....