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Segmentation of the Left Heart Ventricle in Ultrasound Images Using a Region Based Snake
Ultrasound imaging of the heart is a non-invasive method widely used for different applications. One of them is to measure the blood volume in the left ventricle at different stages of the heart cycle. This demands a proper segmentation of the left ventricle and a (semi-) automated method would decrea
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