Learning-based automated segmentation of the carotid artery vessel wall in dual-sequence MRI using subdivision surface fitting.

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Aart J Nederveen

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Alexandra M van den Berg

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Bram F Coolen

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Denis P Shamonin

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Loek P Smits

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Patrick J H de Koning

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Pieter H Kitslaar

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Rahil Shahzad

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Ronald van 't Klooster

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Shan Gao

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10.1002/MP.12476

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Rob J van der Geest

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