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Dataset: Performance evaluation of image co-registration methods in photoacoustic mesoscopy of the vasculature


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In short, this dataset comprises of 3D mesoscopic photoacoustic imaging (PAI) of breast cancer patient-derived xenografts imaged twice. Images were preprocessed and vascular networks were segmented across the image volume. Pairs of mesoscopic PAI were co-registered using five co-registration methods divided into three categories: intensity-based (labelled MI and NCC), shape-based (labelled ICP and Distance), and deep learning-based co-registration (labelled LocalNet). A pair of fixed and moving images are provided along with the “warped” images following co-registration with each tested technique. Raw reconstructed fixed and moving data are provided (fixed_rawImage.zip and moving_rawImage.zip) along with original preprocessed and segmented data (preprocessedImages.zip). Pairs of fixed and warped intensity images and segmentations are provided for each co-registration method ( i) MI_coRegistered.zip, ii) NCC_coRegistered.zip, iii) ICP_coRegistered.zip, iv) Distance_coRegistered.zip, and v) LocalNet_coRegistered.zip). All data are stored in the NIFTI file format (.nii.gz), except for the raw data (.mat), within the zipped folders (.zip).

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The preprocessed, segmented, and/or co-registered data can be loaded and visualised using any open-source biomedical image viewer such as MITK, ITK-SNAP, Fiji or 3D Slicer, or using programming languages such as Python or MATLAB. The raw data needs to be loaded using MATLAB.

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Except where otherwised noted, this item's license is described as Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Sponsorship
Cancer Research UK (C14303/A17197)
Cancer Research UK (C14303/A17197)
TLL, PWS, JG, LH, ELB, TRE, MEO and SEB acknowledge the support of Cancer Research UK under grant numbers C14303/A17197, C9545/A29580, C47594/A16267, C197/A16465 and C47594/A29448, and Cancer Research UK RadNet Cambridge under the grant number C17918/A28870. In addition, TLL is supported by the Cambridge Trust. PWS acknowledges the support of the Wellcome Trust and University of Cambridge through an Interdisciplinary Fellowship under grant number 204845/Z/16/Z. JG acknowledges funding from the Walter Benjamin Stipendium of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft. LH acknowledges funding from Against Breast Cancer and NPL’s MedAccel programme financed by the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy’s Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund. DYL and AB acknowledge the support from Cancer Research UK under grant numbers A31287 and A25006, and Cancer Research UK RadNet Glasgow under the grant number A28803. SEB is also funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EP/R003599/1).