Journal
JOURNAL OF DIGITAL IMAGING
Volume 17, Issue 3, Pages 158-174Publisher
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s10278-004-1010-x
Keywords
change detection; magnetic resonance; brain tumor; multiple sclerosis
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Serial imaging is frequently performed on patients with diseases of the brain, to track and observe changes. Magnetic resonance imaging provides very detailed and rich information, and is therefore used frequently for this application. The data provided by MR can be so plentiful; however, that it obfuscates the information the radiologist seeks. A system which could reduce the large quantity of primitive data to a smaller and more informative subset of data, emphasizing change, would be useful. This article discusses motivating factors for the production of an automated process to this effect, and reviews the approaches of previous authors. The discussion is focused on brain tumors and multiple sclerosis, but many of the ideas are applicable to other disease processes, as well.
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