Multiple modality medical image registration method based on mutual information sensitive range
A sensitive area and medical image technology, applied in the field of medical image analysis, can solve the problems of low spatial resolution and incomplete information of functional imaging, and achieve the effects of reduced calculation intensity, improved robustness, and improved registration speed
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[0054] Specific embodiments: the method of using the present invention is described only by taking the head image registration of MRI and CT images as an example.
[0055] With the continuous development of medical imaging technology, more and more imaging methods have emerged, and are widely used in the research of brain cognitive function and medical clinical diagnosis and treatment. Due to different imaging principles and equipment, there are many imaging modes, which mainly include anatomical structure imaging modes (such as: CT, MRI, etc.) that describe physiological forms and functional imaging modes (such as: fMRI, PET, etc.) that describe human body functions or metabolism. SPECT, etc.) two categories. In brain function research and medical clinical diagnosis and treatment, for various reasons, it is usually necessary to perform multiple imaging of the same person or multiple people in multiple modes or the same mode, that is, to obtain information from several images ...
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