Steps for vessel segment parametrization and partition into sections.

<p>(a) original BioImLab image artery No.48; (b) green channel; (c) manual trace; (d) ROI; (e) binary segmentation; (f) skeletonization; (g) identification of endpoints, crossing points and bifurcations points (bright points); (h) vessel centerline after removing secondary branches; (i) smooth...

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Main Author:	Natalia Ramírez (22008819) (author)
Other Authors:	Miquel Ralló (22008822) (author), Maria S. Millan (22008825) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Sociology Cancer Space Science Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Mathematical Sciences not elsewhere classified intuitive way perceived identify optimal combinations clinically significant parameter unbranched vessel segment including vessel partitioning local index selection global weighting schemes weighting schemes vessel compositionality global measures winding nature vessel segments various ocular valuable tool systemic diseases subjective assessments study introduces risk stratification representative set purely mathematical objectively assess objective testing objective evaluation local indices global tortuosity findings demonstrate different factors constituent sub combined tortuosities bridging local approach eliminates
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Steps for vessel segment parametrization and partition into sections.

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