Detection of tissue structures
Automatic recognition of tissues and their structures
Tissue analysis needs a stage of segmentation which consists in separating the various tissular structures. In the following example, a segmentation is applied to small intestine section. The original image is separated in 3 classes. The white class represents the area of low cellular density, the area in dark gray corresponds to the villosities and area in light gray corresponds to the connective tissue.
Cellular analysis in specific tissues
Once tissue structures were correctly defined, cells are individually segmented. The color of the outlines of every cell (cytoplasm in dark and nuclei in light) determines its class
Quantitative parameters obtained by crossing of cellular and tissular information
This quantification allows to :
- Measure the quantity of connective tissue and the villosities
- Count cell number in every tissue structure
- Mesure cell morphology
- Mesure villosity morphologies
- Mesure biomarker intensities in different tissue structures
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