Modelo computacional de la válvula pulmonar en contextos hipertensivos

Translated title of the contribution: Computational model of the pulmonary valve in hypertensive contexts

Yoleidy Huérfano, Miguel Vera, Atilio Del Mar, María Vera, Julio Contreras-Velásquez, José Chacón, Sandra Wilches-Duran, Modesto Graterol-Rivas, Maritza Torres, Victor Arias, Joselyn Rojas, Wilson Siguencia, Lisse Angarita, Rina Ortiz, Diana Rojas-Gomez, Carlos Garicano, Daniela Riaño-Wilches, Maricarmen Chacín, Valmore Bermúdez, Antonio Bravo

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Abstract

Astrategy for pulmonary valve (PV) three-dimensional segmentation is proposed using 20 cardiac imaging multilayer computed tomography, for entire cardiac cycle of a subject. This strategy is global similarity enhancement technique based on and it comprises of pre-processing, segmentation and parameter tuning stages. The pre-processing stage is split into two phases called filtering and definition of a region of interest. These phases are preliminarily applied to end-diastole cardiac-phase and they address the noise, artifacts and low contrast images problems. During PV segmentation, the region growing algorithm is applied to the pre-processed images and it is initialized using a voxel detected with least squares support vector machines. During the parameters tuning, the Dice score (Ds) is used to compare the PV segmentations, obtained by the proposed strategy, and manually PV segmentation, generated by a cardiologist. The combination of filtering techniques that generated the highest Ds considering the end-diastole phase is then applied to the others 19 3-D images, yielding an average Ds comparable with the Ds reported in the literature.

Translated title of the contributionComputational model of the pulmonary valve in hypertensive contexts
Original languageSpanish
Pages (from-to)7-11
Number of pages5
JournalRevista Latinoamericana de Hipertension
Volume11
Issue number2
Publication statusPublished - 2016

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • Internal Medicine
  • Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine

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