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Mouse Brain Extractor: Brain segmentation of mouse MRI using global positional encoding and SwinUNETR

2024-09-08

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In spite of the great progress that has been made towards automating brain extraction in human magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), challenges remain in the automation of this task for mouse models of brain disorders. Researchers often resort to editing brain segmentation results manually when automated methods fail to produce accurate delineations. However, manual corrections can be labor-intensive and introduce int...

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7a3aea03-ee1f-5535-b1f4-6b1bd7acb3e8
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10.1101/2024.09.03.611106
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