CATERPillar : a fast and flexible framework framework for generating synthetic white matter numerical phantoms

Motivation: Building realistic and complex white matter numerical phantoms is needed for accurate diffusion MRI simulations but challenging to achieve. Goal(s): The creation of white matter (WM) numerical phantoms by mimicking realisitic parallel axonal growth. Approach: This tool uses overlapping spheres to build realistic axons and parallels their growth to decrease the running time while reliably preventing collisions. Results: High intracellular volume fraction values can be reached (up to 70%) for tortuous, variable-caliber axons. The parallelism of the growth decreases the run-time. Impact: Creating numerical phantoms that accurately represent white matter can improve the accuracy of results in diffusion MRI studies using Monte Carlo simulations.

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Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
Published
2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.58530/2024/2417
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2
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Advanced Neuroimaging Techniques and Applications
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CATERPillar : a fast and flexible framework framework for generating synthetic white matter numerical phantoms

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Abstract

Motivation: Building realistic and complex white matter numerical phantoms is needed for accurate diffusion MRI simulations but challenging to achieve. Goal(s): The creation of white matter (WM) numerical phantoms by mimicking realisitic parallel axonal growth. Approach: This tool uses overlapping spheres to build realistic axons and parallels their growth to decrease the running time while reliably preventing collisions. Results: High intracellular volume fraction values can be reached (up to 70%) for tortuous, variable-caliber axons. The parallelism of the growth decreases the run-time. Impact: Creating numerical phantoms that accurately represent white matter can improve the accuracy of results in diffusion MRI studies using Monte Carlo simulations.

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