Semantic navigation is used to synchronize baseline and follow-up CT examinations. The algorithm detects words from the radiology report and puts links on it to automatically travel to the proper region in the images. To achieve this the software automatically detects landmarks in the anatomy and connects this to semantic information using rekationships like 'close to', 'above', 'to the right of', etcetera. this method allows matching of non-corresponding exams and provides clinically sufficient automatic alignment of corresponding findings in consecutive examinations.
This blog provides information on conferences and novelties in the area of Medical Imaging Informatics (MII). MII has a broad scope ranging from the Radiology Information System and Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) to Advanced Visualization and Computer Aided Diagnosis (CAD). To find new opportunities in healthcare we need to look at informatics solutions in other areas to apply them into the medical field to achieve higher level healthcare at lower costs.
Saturday, March 3, 2012
ECR 2012 - SS505/B0373 - Automated semantic navigation and synchronized alignment
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