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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Morphological and molecular changes in developing guinea pig osteoarthritis /

Brismar, Harald, January 2003 (has links)
Diss. (sammanfattning) Stockholm : Karol. inst., 2003. / Härtill 5 uppsatser.
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Early knee osteoarthrosis after meniscectomy : studies in rabbits /

Fahlgren, Anna, January 2003 (has links) (PDF)
Diss. (sammanfattning) Linköping : University, 2003. / Härtill 5 uppsatser.
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Automatic Segmentation of Knee Cartilage Using Quantitative MRI Data

Lind, Marcus January 2017 (has links)
This thesis investigates if support vector machine classification is a suitable approach when performing automatic segmentation of knee cartilage using quantitative magnetic resonance imaging data. The data sets used are part of a clinical project that investigates if patients that have suffered recent knee damage will develop cartilage damage. Therefore the thesis also investigates if the segmentation results can be used to predict the clinical outcome of the patients. Two methods that perform the segmentation using support vector machine classification are implemented and evaluated. The evaluation indicates that it is a good approach for the task, but the implemented methods needs to be further improved and tested on more data sets before clinical use. It was not possible to relate the cartilage properties to clinical outcome using the segmentation results. However, the investigation demonstrated good promise of how the segmentation results, if they are improved, can be used in combination with quantitative magnetic resonance imaging data to analyze how the cartilage properties change over time or vary between knees.
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Improving Knee Cartilage Segmentation using Deep Learning-based Super-Resolution Methods / Förbättring av knäbrosksegmentering med djupinlärningsbaserade superupplösningsmetoder

Kim, Max January 2021 (has links)
Segmentation of the knee cartilage is an important step for surgery planning and manufacturing patient-specific prostheses. What has been a promising technology in recent years is deep learning-based super-resolution methods that are composed of feed-forward models which have been successfully applied on natural and medical images. This thesis aims to test the feasibility to super-resolve thick slice 2D sequence acquisitions and acquire sufficient segmentation accuracy of the articular cartilage in the knee. The investigated approaches are single- and multi-contrast super-resolution, where the contrasts are either based on the 2D sequence, 3D sequence, or both. The deep learning models investigated are based on predicting the residual image between the high- and low-resolution image pairs, finding the hidden latent features connecting the image pairs, and approximating the end-to-end non-linear mapping between the low- and high-resolution image pairs. The results showed a slight improvement in segmentation accuracy with regards to the baseline bilinear interpolation for the single-contrast super-resolution, however, no notable improvements in segmentation accuracy were observed for the multi-contrast case. Although the multi-contrast approach did not result in any notable improvements, there are still unexplored areas not covered in this work that are promising and could potentially be covered as future work. / Segmentering av knäbrosket är ett viktigt steg för planering inför operationer och tillverkning av patientspecifika proteser. Idag segmenterar man knäbrosk med hjälp av MR-bilder tagna med en 3D-sekvens som både tidskrävande och rörelsekänsligt, vilket kan vara obehagligt för patienten. I samband med 3D-bildtagningar brukar även thick slice 2D-sekvenser tas för diagnostiska skäl, däremot är de inte anpassade för segmentering på grund av för tjocka skivor. På senare tid har djupinlärningsbaserade superupplösningsmetoder uppbyggda av så kallade feed-forwardmodeller visat sig vara väldigt framgångsrikt när det applicerats på verkliga- och medicinska bilder. Syftet med den här rapporten är att testa hur väl superupplösta thick slice 2D-sekvensbildtagningar fungerar för segmentering av ledbrosket i knät. De undersökta tillvägagångssätten är superupplösning av enkel- och flerkontrastbilder, där kontrasten är antingen baserade på 2D-sekvensen, 3D-sekvensen eller både och. Resultaten påvisar en liten förbättring av segmenteringnoggrannhet vid segmentering av enkelkontrastbilderna över baslinjen linjär interpolering. Däremot var det inte någon märkvärdig förbättring i superupplösning av flerkontrastbilderna. Även om superupplösning av flerkontrastmetoden inte gav någon märkbar förbättring segmenteringsresultaten så finns det fortfarande outforskade områden som inte tagits upp i det här arbetet som potentiellt skulle kunna utforskas i framtida arbeten.

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