Fully automatic segmentation of femurs with medullary canal definition in high and in low resolution CT scans

Highlights • A new fully automatic femur segmentation method for CT images is proposed. • This novel segmentation method defines both the femoral external surface and the medullary canal. • The fast and automatic segmentation method is an important contribution for the development of surgical planni...

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Published in:Medical engineering & physics Vol. 38; no. 12; pp. 1474 - 1480
Main Authors: Almeida, Diogo F, Ruben, Rui B, Folgado, João, Fernandes, Paulo R, Audenaert, Emmanuel, Verhegghe, Benedict, De Beule, Matthieu
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Abstract Highlights • A new fully automatic femur segmentation method for CT images is proposed. • This novel segmentation method defines both the femoral external surface and the medullary canal. • The fast and automatic segmentation method is an important contribution for the development of surgical planning software efficient in terms of cost and time reduction. • High convergence was achieved for low and high resolution CT images.
AbstractList Highlights • A new fully automatic femur segmentation method for CT images is proposed. • This novel segmentation method defines both the femoral external surface and the medullary canal. • The fast and automatic segmentation method is an important contribution for the development of surgical planning software efficient in terms of cost and time reduction. • High convergence was achieved for low and high resolution CT images.
Femur segmentation can be an important tool in orthopedic surgical planning. However, in order to overcome the need of an experienced user with extensive knowledge on the techniques, segmentation should be fully automatic. In this paper a new fully automatic femur segmentation method for CT images is presented. This method is also able to define automatically the medullary canal and performs well even in low resolution CT scans. Fully automatic femoral segmentation was performed adapting a template mesh of the femoral volume to medical images. In order to achieve this, an adaptation of the active shape model (ASM) technique based on the statistical shape model (SSM) and local appearance model (LAM) of the femur with a novel initialization method was used, to drive the template mesh deformation in order to fit the in-image femoral shape in a time effective approach. With the proposed method a 98% convergence rate was achieved. For high resolution CT images group the average error is less than 1mm. For the low resolution image group the results are also accurate and the average error is less than 1.5mm. The proposed segmentation pipeline is accurate, robust and completely user free. The method is robust to patient orientation, image artifacts and poorly defined edges. The results excelled even in CT images with a significant slice thickness, i.e., above 5mm. Medullary canal segmentation increases the geometric information that can be used in orthopedic surgical planning or in finite element analysis.
•A new fully automatic femur segmentation method for CT images is proposed.•This novel segmentation method defines both the femoral external surface and the medullary canal.•The fast and automatic segmentation method is an important contribution for the development of surgical planning software efficient in terms of cost and time reduction.•High convergence was achieved for low and high resolution CT images. Femur segmentation can be an important tool in orthopedic surgical planning. However, in order to overcome the need of an experienced user with extensive knowledge on the techniques, segmentation should be fully automatic. In this paper a new fully automatic femur segmentation method for CT images is presented. This method is also able to define automatically the medullary canal and performs well even in low resolution CT scans. Fully automatic femoral segmentation was performed adapting a template mesh of the femoral volume to medical images. In order to achieve this, an adaptation of the active shape model (ASM) technique based on the statistical shape model (SSM) and local appearance model (LAM) of the femur with a novel initialization method was used, to drive the template mesh deformation in order to fit the in-image femoral shape in a time effective approach. With the proposed method a 98% convergence rate was achieved. For high resolution CT images group the average error is less than 1mm. For the low resolution image group the results are also accurate and the average error is less than 1.5mm. The proposed segmentation pipeline is accurate, robust and completely user free. The method is robust to patient orientation, image artifacts and poorly defined edges. The results excelled even in CT images with a significant slice thickness, i.e., above 5mm. Medullary canal segmentation increases the geometric information that can be used in orthopedic surgical planning or in finite element analysis.
Author Verhegghe, Benedict
Fernandes, Paulo R
Folgado, João
Almeida, Diogo F
Audenaert, Emmanuel
Ruben, Rui B
De Beule, Matthieu
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Snippet Highlights • A new fully automatic femur segmentation method for CT images is proposed. • This novel segmentation method defines both the femoral external...
•A new fully automatic femur segmentation method for CT images is proposed.•This novel segmentation method defines both the femoral external surface and the...
Femur segmentation can be an important tool in orthopedic surgical planning. However, in order to overcome the need of an experienced user with extensive...
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SubjectTerms 3D femur segmentation
Active shape model (ASM)
Automation
CT image
Femur - diagnostic imaging
Humans
Image Processing, Computer-Assisted
Radiology
Signal-To-Noise Ratio
Statistical shape model (SSM)
Tomography, X-Ray Computed
Total hip arthroplasty
Title Fully automatic segmentation of femurs with medullary canal definition in high and in low resolution CT scans
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