Rhodri Smith Medical Imaging

Rhodri Smith

Dense Motion Propogation from Sparse Samples

Rhodri L Smith, Paul Dasari, Cliff Lindsay, Michael King and Kevin Wells

Vector fields from sparse slices
acquired during free breathing,
coupled with a fully sampled
eigenbasis used to propagate
high resolution static volume

This allows the realization
of high resolution, high contrast
respiratory motion to be visualized.
Test 1:
Validation is performed with dynamic 4D MRI
on three volunteers (below)

                  Sparse Slice Location
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Volunteer 1                              

Actual Motion                 Estimated Motion
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Volunteer 2                              

Actual Motion                 Estimated Motion
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Volunteer 3                              

Actual Motion                 Estimated Motion
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Example Motion of Propagated Static Volume

Test 2:
Sparsely sampled dynamic MRI data is combined with an eigenbasis from
average respiratory cycle to articulate high contrast static volume
above are exemplar images of animated motion derived from estimates
made using the spase motion model

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