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Synthetic Data Generation for 3D Myocardium Deformation Analysis

3 Jun 2024arXiv:2406.01040archive 2025-07-28

Shahar Zuler, Dan Raviv

Accurate analysis of 3D myocardium deformation using high-resolution computerized tomography (CT) datasets with ground truth (GT) annotations is crucial for advancing cardiovascular imaging research. However, the scarcity of such datasets poses a significant challenge for developing robust myocardium deformation analysis models. To address this, we propose a novel approach to synthetic data generation for enriching cardiovascular imaging datasets. We introduce a synthetic data generation method, enriched with crucial GT 3D optical flow annotations. We outline the data preparation from a cardiac four-dimensional (4D) CT scan, selection of parameters, and the subsequent creation of synthetic data from the same or other sources of 3D cardiac CT data for training. Our work contributes to overcoming the limitations imposed by the scarcity of high-resolution CT datasets with precise annotations, thereby facilitating the development of accurate and reliable myocardium deformation analysis algorithms for clinical applications and diagnostics. Our code is available at: http://www.github.com/shaharzuler/cardio_volume_skewer

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