Towards Co-Registration of MR Images with MW System via Qualitative Inverse Scattering

The paper proposes a new procedure to co-register a magnetic resonance image with a microwave system. The procedure allows the extraction of prior information from MRI images to be used in biomedical microwave imaging and hyperthermia treatment planning. The tests are performed against microwave experimental data collected at the Electromagnetic Imaging Laboratory of the University of Manitoba.

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2025-03-30
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https://doi.org/10.23919/eucap63536.2025.10999331
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Advanced MRI Techniques and Applications
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Towards Co-Registration of MR Images with MW System via Qualitative Inverse Scattering

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Towards Co-Registration of MR Images with MW System via Qualitative Inverse Scattering

Tommaso Isernia, V. Pascazio, Martina T. Bevacqua, Joe LoVetri, Michele Ambrosanio
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Abstract

The paper proposes a new procedure to co-register a magnetic resonance image with a microwave system. The procedure allows the extraction of prior information from MRI images to be used in biomedical microwave imaging and hyperthermia treatment planning. The tests are performed against microwave experimental data collected at the Electromagnetic Imaging Laboratory of the University of Manitoba.

Parthenope University of Naples (IT), University of Manitoba (CA), University of Reggio Calabria (IT)
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