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Towards Establishing Dense Correspondence on Multiview Coronary Angiography: From Point-to-Point to Curve-to-Curve Query Matching
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Towards Establishing Dense Correspondence on Multiview Coronary Angiography: From Point-to-Point to Curve-to-Curve Query Matching
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Coronary angiography is the gold standard imaging technique for studying and diagnosing coronary artery disease. However, the resulting 2D X-ray projections lose 3D information and exhibit visual ambiguities. In this work, we aim to establish dense correspondence in multi-view angiography, serving as a fundamental basis for various clinical applications and downstream tasks. To overcome the challenge of unavailable annotated data, we designed a data simulation pipeline using 3D Coronary Computed Tomography Angiography (CCTA). We formulated the problem of dense correspondence estimation as a query matching task over all points of interest in the given views. We established point-to-point query matching and advanced it to curve-to-curve correspondence, significantly reducing errors by minimizing ambiguity and improving topological awareness. The method was evaluated on a set of 1260 image pairs from different views across 8 clinically relevant angulation groups, demonstrating compelling results and indicating the feasibility of establishing dense correspondence in multi-view angiography.
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