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Automatic contour detection algorithm for carotid artery quantification. Automatic contour detection algorithm for carotid artery quantification. The endoluminal.

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1 Automatic contour detection algorithm for carotid artery quantification.
Automatic contour detection algorithm for carotid artery quantification. The endoluminal surface indicated by a green circle was automatically detected. Stent struts were manually traced and positioned in the center of the stent strut. The lumen, stent, and neointimal (stent − lumen) area were measured. Maximum and minimum thickness on magnification was automatically measured (black and white arrows). Yoshikazu Matsuda et al. J NeuroIntervent Surg doi: /neurintsurg Copyright © Society of NeuroInterventional Surgery. All rights reserved.

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