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K. Ding, K. Cao, G. E. Christensen, M. L. Raghavan, E. A. Hoffman, and J. M. Reinhardt. Registration-based lung tissue mechanics assessment during tidal breathing. In M. Brown, M. de Bruijne, B. van Ginneken, A. Kiraly, J.-M. Kuhnigk, C. Lorenz, K. Mori, and J. M. Reinhardt, eds., First International Workshop on Pulmonary Image Analysis, pp. 63-72, New York, 2008.

Abstract: Lung tissue expansion and contraction can be assessed by acquiring multiple 3D CT images at different lung volumes. Static "breath-hold'' imaging has been shown to produce tissue deformation estimates that match well with other measures of lung function. However, dynamic imaging protocols that image the breathing lung may produce more physiologically meaningful estimates of lung function. We use non-linear image registration to match retrospectively reconstructed respiratory-gated lung "dynamic'' CT volumes acquired during tidal breathing. We compare the lung expansion and contraction estimates from the dynamic acquisitions to regional ventilation assessed by xenon-enhanced CT. The Jacobian-based lung volume change estimate shows a good agreement with the xenon-CT (average $r^2=0.85$) at image pair acquired at 50% and 75% of the inspiration duration.

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Keywords: biomechanics lung registration ventilation

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