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Fully automatic segmentation of the brain from T1‐weighted MRI using Bridge Burner algorithm

Mikheev et al., 2008

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4288808301048192909
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Mikheev A
Nevsky G
Govindan S
Grossman R
Rusinek H
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Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging

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Abstract Purpose To validate Bridge Burner, a new brain segmentation algorithm based on thresholding, connectivity, surface detection, and a new operator of constrained growing. Materials and Methods T1‐weighted MR images were selected at random from three …
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