Detection of Anatomical Landmarks Bruno Jedynak Camille Izard Georgetown University Medical Center Friday October 6, 2006.

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Detection of Anatomical Landmarks Bruno Jedynak Camille Izard Georgetown University Medical Center Friday October 6, 2006

Anatomical Landmarks Manually defined points in the anatomy ( geometric landmarks) !! Landmarker consistency, variability between exerts Used as is to analyze shapes Used as control point for image segmentation/registration

Landmarking the hippocampus from Brain MRI

Manual landmarking of the Hippocampus

Automatic landmarking Given: a set of manually landmarked images Goal: build a system that can landmark new images The system must adapt to different kind, different number of landmarks

Automatic landmarking Example: Given: 38 images expertly landmarked. K landmarks per image Goal: landmark new images Mean error per new image Or expert evaluation

Stochastic modeling Build a likelihood function: Learn: For each new image, compute:

Landmarks are points Define

Template matching paradigm Identify landmarks with a deformation of the 3d space. Examples of deformations: Affine Splines Diffeomorphisms

Spline model Define Identify Such that

Forward model Brain MRI gray-values are modeled as a mixture of Gaussians distributions. There are 6 components in the mixture: CSF,GM, WM, CSF-GM, GM-WM, VeryWhite (Skull, blood vessels, …)

Forward Model

Tissue Probability Map csf csf- gm gm gm- wm wmoutliers HoH

Estimating the tissue probability map Learn the photometry of each image Register each image on the template Use the E.M. algo. for mixture of Gaussians to estimate

Automatic landmarking of a new image Learn the photometry parameters Use gradient ascent to maximize

Results

Current work Estimating the std. dev. of the Kernels Add control points to generate more complex deformations (K=1) Test on schizophrenic and other brains