Doctoral Defense by Christian Schulte zu Berge
Real-Time Processing for Advanced Ultrasound Visualization
Abstract:
This work focuses on the development of visual computing techniques for advanced medical ultrasound visualization. At first, techniques for improved 2D B-mode ultrasound visualization are presented where the observer is provided with real-time feedback on the uncertainty present in the image. The second part of this thesis then introduces an orientation-driven ultrasound compounding approach to create high-quality 3D ultrasound volumes. Finally, a novel predicate-based classification technique allows for more meaningful visualization of such data.
The talk will be in English and is open to the public. Everybody is cordially invited to attend.