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GENERATING AN INTERMEDIATE IMAGE IN MEDICAL IMAGING

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IPC Classification

G6T 7/G6T 7/215G6T 7/246G6T 7/73G6T 11/

CPC Classification

G6T7/16G6T7/215G6T7/251G6T7/73G6T11/5G6T11/8G6T2207/10088G6T2207/10116G6T2207/10132G6T2207/20016G6T2207/20081G6T2207/30021G6T2207/30101G6T2211/416

In medical imaging, image sequences may be perceived more smoothly. Therefore, a method for generating an intermediate image in medical imaging is provided. A first image and a second image of an object are obtained with an imaging sensor. In the first image, an image section of the object and a further image section are represented in a relative position to one another. Further, motion information relating to the object is obtained independently of the first image and the second image of the imaging sensor. An intermediate image is generated for presentation between the first image and the second image. In the intermediate image, a relative position between the image section of the object and the further image section is changed in dependence on the motion information compared to the first image. The intermediate image is generated before the second image is available for presentation.

Original (Chinese)

In medical imaging, image sequences may be perceived more smoothly. Therefore, a method for generating an intermediate image in medical imaging is provided. A first image and a second image of an object are obtained with an imaging sensor. In the first image, an image section of the object and a further image section are represented in a relative position to one another. Further, motion information relating to the object is obtained independently of the first image and the second image of the imaging sensor. An intermediate image is generated for presentation between the first image and the second image. In the intermediate image, a relative position between the image section of the object and the further image section is changed in dependence on the motion information compared to the first image. The intermediate image is generated before the second image is available for presentation.

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