A new program for highly reproducible automatic evaluation of the substantia nigra from transcranial sonographic images - Concepedia

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A new program for highly reproducible automatic evaluation of the substantia nigra from transcranial sonographic images

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2013

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Jiří Blahuta, T. Soukup, Monika Jelínková, Petra Bártová, Petr Čermák, Roman Herzig, David Školoudík

Biomedical Papers

Abstract

The results show very reliable measurement of SN features using designed application with "almost perfect" inter-observer and intra-observer agreements.

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