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Master thesis Atomic and Nuclear physics: Eesearch and development of spect and spect CT images segmentation software for automatic detection and extraction of brain tumors using ITK, VTK, QT

In this thesis, the author focussed on providing an application framework to be used in brain segmentation - the process of tumor detection. This constitutes setting up software bundled into a Window machine which is easily distributable. Moreover, a segmentation algorithm was implemented and tested using the provided software. In order to test the bundled software by implementing specific brain segmentation from the literature, the author used CT scans freely available from the database of 108 Central Military Hospital. | MINISTRY OF EDUCATION VIETNAM ACADEMY OF AND TRAINING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY GRADUATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ----------------------------- Ho Thi Thao RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF SPECT AND SPECT CT IMAGES SEGMENTATION SOFTWARE FOR AUTOMATIC DETECTION AND EXTRACTION OF BRAIN TUMORS USING ITK VTK QT MASTER THESIS ATOMIC AND NUCLEAR PHYSICS Hanoi - 2019 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION VIETNAM ACADEMY OF AND TRAINING SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY GRADUATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ----------------------------- Ho Thi Thao RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF SPECT AND SPECT CT IMAGES SEGMENTATION SOFTWARE FOR AUTOMATIC DETECTION AND EXTRACTION OF BRAIN TUMORS USING ITK VTK QT Major Atomic and nuclear physics Code 60440106 MASTER THESIS ATOMIC AND NUCLEAR PHYSICS SUPERVISORS Dr. Phan Viet Cuong MSc. Le Tuan Anh Hanoi - 2019 i Confirmation This thesis was written on the basic of my research works carries out at Institute of Physics Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology under the supervision of Dr. Phan Viet Cuong and MSc. Le Tuan Anh. All results of other authors that are used in this thesis are cited correctly. April 20 2018 The author Ho Thi Thao ii Acknowledgements I would like to express my gratitude to all people who have helped and inspired me during my study. This thesis would not have been possible without those supports from many people. First of all I would like to thank my teachers Dr. Phan Viet Cuong and MSc Le Tuan Anh Research and Development Center for Radiation technology Vietnam Atomic Energy Institute for giving me the opportunity to do within their group for their guidance support and constant encouragement during the entire period of preparation of this thesis. They had often pointed out the incompleteness of my work and helped me to improve my understandings on each problem. They taught me a lot about nuclear physics nuclear medicine coding and all academic and non-academic matters. I have been extremely lucky to have supervisors who cared so .