Radial motion of the carotid artery wall: A block matching algorithm approach

AuthorEffat Soleymanien
AuthorManijheh Mokhtarien
AuthorHajir Saberien
AuthorShahram ShamsHakimien
OrcidManijheh Mokhtari [0000-0003-1598-2038]en
Issued Date2012-09-30en
Abstract  Introduction: During recent years, evaluating the relation between mechanical properties of the arterial wall and cardiovascular diseases has been of great importance. On the other hand, motion estimation of the arterial wall using a sequence of noninvasive ultrasonic images and convenient processing methods might provide useful information related to biomechanical indexes and elastic properties of the arteries and assist doctors to discriminate between healthy and diseased arteries. In the present study, a block matching based algorithm was introduced to extract radial motion of the carotid artery wall during cardiac cycles.   Materials and Methods: The program was implemented to the consecutive ultrasonic images of the common carotid artery of 10 healthy men and maximum and mean radial movement of the posterior wall of the artery was extracted. Manual measurements were carried out to validate the automatic method and results of two methods were compared.   Results: Paired t-test analysis showed no significant differences between the automatic and manual methods (P>0.05). There was significant correlation between the changes in the instantaneous radial movement of the common carotid artery measured with the manual and automatic methods (with correlation coefficient 0.935 and Pen
DOIhttps://doi.org/en
KeywordUltrasound, Biomechanical behavior, Arterial wall, Radial motion, Block matching algorithmen
Keywordسونوگرافی، خواص بیومکانیکی بافت شریان، جابه‌جایی شعاعی دیواره‌ی شریان، الگوریتم تطبیق بلوکen
PublisherBrieflandsen
TitleRadial motion of the carotid artery wall: A block matching algorithm approachen
TypeResearch Articleen

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