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NA-MIC National Alliance for Medical Image Computing Non-rigid MR-CT Image Registration Atsushi Yamada, Dominik S. Meier and Nobuhiko Hata Brigham and Women’s Hospital NA-MIC Tutorial Contest: Summer 2011 © 2011, All Rights Reserved

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing Learning Objective -This tutorial demonstrates how to perform MR-CT and CT-CT non rigid registrations. -The case study is CT-guided liver tumor cryoablation © 2011, All Rights Reserved Pre-operated MR image Intra-operated target CT image Non-rigid MR-CT image registration Tumor Cryo probe Cryo probe and tumor As shown in this figure, non-rigid registration can enhance visualization of tumor margin and location.

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing This tutorial requires the installation of the Slicer3.6 release from source files. It is available at the following locations: Material © 2011, All Rights Reserved 1.After building Slicer3.6, command “make edit_cache” at “[install folder]/Slicer3.6-build/Modules”. 2.Select “ON” of “BUILD BrainsFitIGT” on ccmake screen editor. Slicer3.6 Build Instruction page 3.Press “c” then press “g” to generate new CMakeLists.txt. 4.After command “make”, you can use BrainsFitIGT module.

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing This tutorial website is at: Material © 2011, All Rights Reserved rigid_MR_CT_Image_RegistrationTutorialData_TutorialContestSummer2011. tar.gz This tutorial dataset is available at:

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing This tutorial was developed and tested on an Intel MacBook Pro (2.3 GHz Core i7, 4GB). Platform © 2011, All Rights Reserved

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing Registration in CT-guided liver tumor cryoablation: clinical signification Strategy Overview MR-CT non-rigid registration CT-CT non-rigid registration MR-CT registration by using given Bspline transformation matrix Overview © 2011, All Rights Reserved

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing CT imaging can be used to plan the interventional approach to facilitate the safe placement of the ablation applicators in the tumor. Clinical Signification © 2011, All Rights Reserved However, tumor is invisible or poor visible Cryoprobe CT Tumor margins and surround structure can be depicted MRI Contrast enhanced CT or MRI Liver position, shape and structures may be differ significantly between two exams. Non-rigid registration tumor Tumor andCryoprobe Non-rigid registration is desirable to compensate for liver deformation caused by patient positioning, respiratory motion and interventional manipulation.

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing Registration Between MR and CT Images © 2011, All Rights Reserved Pre-procedure Contrast Enhanced MRI Intra-procedure unenhanced planning CT Intra-procedure unenhanced CT with cryoprobes Intra-procedure unenhanced CT with iceball MR-CT Registration Transform T 1 Registration Transform T 2 T 1 Registration Transform T 3 T 1 CT-CT Registration Transform T 2 CT-CT Registration Transform T 3 In CT-guided cryoablation, there are three different registration tasks as follows. These three tasks will be performed in this tutorial. (1) (2) (3) * Elhawary et al., Multimodality Non-rigid Image Registration for Planning, Targeting and Monitoring During CT-Guided Percutaneous Liver Tumor Cryoablation, Acad Radiol 2010; 17:

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing To accomplish each task, the plan will be as follows. Strategy Overview © 2011, All Rights Reserved Modules: Masking N4ITK MR Bias Correction BRAINSFitIGT A B C D BRAINS Resample t2ax.nrrd t2ax-label.nrrdt2ax-N4.nrrd CT-plan.nrrd CT-plan-label.nrrd CT-intra.nrrd CT-intra-label.nrrd (1) (2) (3) T2.tfm Process: Edit Contrast Enhancement Non-rigid Registration Bspline Waping Input: Output: t2ax.nrrd t2ax-label.nrrd t2ax-N4.nrrd t2ax-label.nrrd CT-plan-label.nrrd CT-plan.nrrd T1.tfm t2ax-REG.nrrd CT-plan.nrrd CT-plan-label.nrrd CT-intra.nrrd CT-intra-label.nrrd CT-plan-REG.nrrd T2.tfmt2ax-REG.nrrd CT-intra.nrrd MR-CT-intra.nrrd Input: Output: Input: Output: STEP: * Tutorial dataset * Mask data * Deformed image * Bspline transformation matrix Task * Contrast enhanced image

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing Tutorial Format © 2011, All Rights Reserved Each slide has some information, that is, task number, step, input and output as follows. Figure of the previous Page

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (1) STEP:A Mask of MR Image © 2011, All Rights Reserved To make a mask file (t2ax-label.nrrd) which decides a region of non-rigid registration Objective:

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing 1.Click on the “Add Volume” button (1)-A-1. Load MR image © 2011, All Rights Reserved 2.Select “t2ax.nrrd” from the tutorial dataset. 3.Check “Centered” 4.Click “Apply” 1 3 4 Input: t2ax.nrrd

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (1)-A-2. Segmentation of Liver © 2011, All Rights Reserved To decide a non-rigid registration area, the liver will be masked Mask line

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing 1.Go to the “Editor” module 2.Click “Apply” on the small window about Color table (1)-A-3. Preparation © 2011, All Rights Reserved 3.Select “Draw” button of the module pane to segment liver with label 1 4.Select “Show label volume outline” to confirm the segmented area easily 2 3 4 Output: t2ax-label.nrrd (made automatically when Editor workes)

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing 1.Draw the line by freehand with left click of mouse around the liver (1)-A-4. Segmentation of Liver © 2011, All Rights Reserved 2.Draw the line continuously around the liver 3.Double click the right button of the mouse near the start point for closing the line If the line is not good, delete the line by new line surrounding it with label 0 Tips! 1 2 3

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (1)-A-5. Segmentation of Liver © 2011, All Rights Reserved 4.Make mask for each slice image which shows liver and check the mask by using other planes Masked area

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (1) STEP:B Make Contrast Enhanced MRI © 2011, All Rights Reserved Objective: To make a contrast enhanced MR image (t2ax-N4.nrrd) because MR image don’t have an uniform contrast

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (1)-B-1. MR Bias Correction © 2011, All Rights Reserved To obtain contrast enhanced MRI, “N4ITK MR Bias Correction” module is introduced. 1.Go to the “N41ITK MR Bias Correction” module from “Filtering” category of module list

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (1)-B-2. Contrast Enhancement © 2011, All Rights Reserved 2.Parameters: Input image = t2ax, Mask image = t2ax-label, Output volume = create new volume and name it “t2ax-N4” 3.Click “Apply” 4.Save the t2ax-N4.nrrd and t2ax- label.nrrd in the working directory 5.Close Slicer3 2 3 Input: t2ax.nrrd and t2ax-label.nrrd, Output: t2ax-N4.nrrd

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (2) STEP:A Mask of Planning-CT Image © 2011, All Rights Reserved Objective: To make a mask file (CT-plan-label.nrrd) which decides a region of non-rigid registration

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (2)-A. Segmentation of Liver © 2011, All Rights Reserved 1.Operate STEP: A for planning-CT image. Load “CT-plan.nrrd” from the dataset. The label data will be “CT-plan-label” automatically. 2.Save “CT-plan.nrrd”, “CT-plan-label.nrrd” and Scene file as “CT- plan.mrml”. Click on the “Save” button. Input: CT-plan.nrrd, Output: CT-plan-label.nrrd, CT-plan.mrml 3.Close Slicer3

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (1) STEP:C Non-rigid Registration © 2011, All Rights Reserved Objective: To obtain a warped image (t2ax-REG.nrrd) and Bspline transform matrix (T1.tfm)

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing By using the image and label data obtained the process so far, non-rigid registration will be performed. (1)-C-1. Non-rigid Registration © 2011, All Rights Reserved 1.Go to the “BRAINSFitIGT” module from “Registration” category of module list

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing 2.Start Slicer3 3.Click on the “Load Scene” and load CT-plan.mrml (1)-C-2. Preparation Step © 2011, All Rights Reserved 4.Click on the “Add Data” and select t2ax-N4.nrrd and t2ax-label.nrrd. For the t2ax-label.nrrd, check “LabelMap” check box and click on the “Apply” Input: CT-plan.mrml, t2ax-N4.nrrd and t2ax-label.nrrd

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing Set “BRAINSFitIGT” module parameters as follows (1)-C-3. Registration Step © 2011, All Rights Reserved 1.Set Fixed image volume = “CT-plan”, Moving image volume = “t2ax-N4” 3.Set Input fixed mask = “CT-plan-label”, Input moving mask = “t2ax-label”. Check “ROI” of Mask Proceeding 2.Set BSpline transform = create a new transform and name it “T1” and Output image volume = create a new volume and name it “t2ax-REG” Input: CT-plan.nrrd, t2ax-N4.nrrd, CT-plan-label and t2ax-label

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (1)-C-4. Registration Step © 2011, All Rights Reserved 4.Check “Initialize with CenterOfROIAlign registration phase”, “Include Rigid registration phase”, “Include ScaleVersor3D registration phase”, “Include ScaleSkewVersor3D registration phase”, “Include Affine registration phase” and “Include ROI BSpline registration phase” 5.Click “Apply” 6.After about 39 sec (on the test environment), you can see the moved and deformed t2ax-N4 image as “t2ax-REG”. Output: T1 and t2ax-REG

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (1)-C-5. Result © 2011, All Rights Reserved 1.Select “t2ax-REG” at Background layer and “t2ax-N4” at Foreground layer. The movement and deformation can be confirmed. 2.Select “CT-plan” at Foreground layer. You can see that the shape of the liver on MRI was deformed and fitted the liver on CT image. CT-plant2ax-REG (deformed MRI) t2ax-N4 and t2ax-REG CT and deformed MRI

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (1)-C-6. Save the scene © 2011, All Rights Reserved Output: T1.tfm, t2ax-REG.nrrd and t2ax-REG.mrml 1.Save “T1.tfm” and “t2ax-REG.nrrd” and this scene as “t2ax-REG.mrml”. Click on the “Save” button. 3.Close Slicer3

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (3) STEP:A Mask of Intra-CT Image © 2011, All Rights Reserved Objective: To make a mask file (CT-intra-label.nrrd) which decides a region of non-rigid registration

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing To obtain non rigid registration between MR and intra-CT images, CT-CT registration transform T 2 will be obtained in Task (2). (3)-A. Load intra-CT image © 2011, All Rights Reserved Input: CT-intra.nrrd, Output: CT-intra-label, CT-intra.mrml 1.Operate STEP: A for intra-CT image. Load “CT-intra.nrrd” from the dataset. The label data will be “CT-intra-label” automatically. 2.Save “CT-intra.nrrd”, “CT-intra-label.nrrd” and this scene file as “CT- intra.mrml”. Click on the “Save” button. 3.Close Slicer3

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (2) STEP:C Non-rigid Registration © 2011, All Rights Reserved Objective: To obtain a warped image (CT-plan-REG.nrrd) and Bspline transform matrix (T2.tfm)

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing By using the image and label data obtained the process so far, non-rigid registration will be performed. (2)-C-1. Non-rigid Registration © 2011, All Rights Reserved 1.Go to the “BRAINSFitIGT” module from “Registration” category of module list

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing 2.Start Slicer3 3.Click on the “Load Scene” and load CT-intra.mrml (2)-C-2. Preparation Step © 2011, All Rights Reserved 4.Click on the “Add Data” and select CT-plan.nrrd and CT-plan-label.nrrd. For the CT-plan-label.nrrd, check “LabelMap” check box and click on the “Apply” Input: CT-intra.mrml, CT-plan.nrrd and CT-plan-label.nrrd

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing Set “BRAINSFitIGT” module parameters as follows (2)-C-3. Registration Step © 2011, All Rights Reserved 1.Set Fixed image volume = “CT-intra”, Moving image volume = “CT-plan” 3.Set Input fixed mask = “CT-intra-label”, Input moving mask = “CT-plan-label”. Check “ROI” of Mask Proceeding 2.Set BSpline transform = create a new transform and name it “T2” and Output image volume = create a new volume and name it “CT-plan-REG” Input: CT-intra.nrrd, CT-plan.nrrd and CT-plan-label

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (2)-C-4. Registration Step © 2011, All Rights Reserved 4.Check “Initialize with CenterOfROIAlign registration phase”, “Include Rigid registration phase”, “Include ScaleVersor3D registration phase”, “Include ScaleSkewVersor3D registration phase”, “Include Affine registration phase” and “Include ROI BSpline registration phase” 5.Click “Apply” 6.After about 23 sec (on the test environment), you can see the moved and deformed CT-plan image as “CT-plan-REG”. Output: T2 and CT-plan-REG

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (2)-C-5. Result © 2011, All Rights Reserved 1.Select “CT-plan-REG” at Background layer and “CT-plan” at Foreground layer. The movement and deformation can be confirmed. 2.Select “CT-intra” at Foreground layer. You can see that the shape of the liver on CT-plan was deformed and fitted the liver on CT-intra image. CT-intraCT-plan-REG (deformed CT) CT-plan and CT-plan-REG CT-intra and deformed CT

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (2)-C-6. Save the scene © 2011, All Rights Reserved Output: T2.tfm, CT-plan-REG.nrrd and CT-intra-REG.mrml 1.Save “T2.tfm” and “CT-plan-REG.nrrd” and this scene as “CT-intra- REG.mrml”. Click on the “Save” button. 3.Close Slicer3

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (3) STEP:D MR-Intra-CT Image Registration © 2011, All Rights Reserved Objective: To obtain a warped image (MR-CT-intra-REG.nrrd) by using t2ax-REG.nrrd, CT-intra.nrrd and T2.tfm.

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing 1.Start Slicer3 2.Click on the “Load Scene” and load CT-intra.mrml (3)-D-1. Preparation Step © 2011, All Rights Reserved 3.Click on the “Add Data” and select t2ax-REG.nrrd and T2.tfm. Click on the “Apply” Input: CT-intra.mrml, t2ax-N4.nrrd t2ax-REG.nrrd and T2.tfm

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing 1.Go to BRAINSResample module 2.Set Image To Warp = “t2ax-REG”, Reference Image = “CT-intra”, Output Image = create a new volume and name it “MR-CT-intra”, Warp By Translation = “T2.tfm”. 3.Check “BSpline” of Warping Parameters 4.Click “Apply” 5.After about 6 sec (on the test environment), you can see the moved and deformed t2ax-REG image as “MR-CT-intra”. (3)-D-2. BSpline Warping © 2011, All Rights Reserved Input: t2ax-REG.nrrd, CT-intra.nrrd, T2.tfm, Output: MR-CT-intra.nrrd

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing (3)-D-3. Result © 2011, All Rights Reserved 1.Select “MR-CT-intra” at Background layer and “t2ax-REG” at Foreground layer. The movement and deformation can be confirmed. 2.Select “CT-intra” at Foreground layer. You can see that the shape of the liver of MR-CT-intra was deformed and fitted the liver on CT-intra image. CT-intraMR-CT-intra (deformed MRI) MR-CT-intra and t2ax-REG CT-intra and deformed MRI

National Alliance for Medical Image Computing 3D Slicer with BRAINSFitIGT module allows performing non-rigid image registration. 3D Slicer with BRAINSResample module allows performing non-rigid image deformation using Bspline transform matrix. In cryoablation of liver case, the distance between cryoprobe on CT image and tumor on MR image can be confirmed easily by using the non-rigid MR-CT image registration. Conclusion © 2011, All Rights Reserved

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