Antonio Diaz-Parra

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2014-2023
Publications (10 Years): 5

Top Topics

Automatic Segmentation

Computed Tomography Images

Probabilistic Atlas

Fully Automated

Top Venues

Comput. Medical Imaging Graph.

Publications

Silvia Ruiz-España, Rafael Ortiz-Ramon, Ursula Perez-Ramirez, Antonio Diaz-Parra, Roberto Ciccocioppo, Patrick Bach, Sabine Vollstädt-Klein, Falk Kiefer, Wolfgang H. Sommer, Santiago Canals, David Moratal
MRI texture-based radiomics analysis for the identification of altered functional networks in alcoholic patients and animal models. Comput. Medical Imaging Graph. 104 (2023)
Ursula Perez-Ramirez, Antonio Diaz-Parra, Roberto Ciccocioppo, Santiago Canals, David Moratal
Brain functional connectivity alterations in a rat model of excessive alcohol drinking: A resting-state network analysis. EMBC (2017)
Antonio Diaz-Parra, Ursula Perez-Ramirez, Jesus Pacheco-Torres, Simone Pfarr, Wolfgang H. Sommer, David Moratal, Santiago Canals
Evaluating network brain connectivity in alcohol postdependent state using Network-Based Statistic. EMBC (2017)
Antonio Diaz-Parra, Santiago Canals, David Moratal
A fully automated method for segmentation and classification of local field potential recordings. Preliminary results. EMBC (2017)
Antonio Diaz-Parra, Zachary Osborn, Santiago Canals, David Moratal, Olaf Sporns
Structural and functional, empirical and modeled connectivity in the cerebral cortex of the rat. NeuroImage 159 (2017)
Silvia Ruiz-España, Juan Domingo, Antonio Diaz-Parra, Esther Durá, Victor D'Ocon-Alcaniz, Estanislao Arana, David Moratal
Automatic segmentation of the spine by means of a probabilistic atlas with a special focus on ribs suppression. Preliminary results. EMBC (2015)
Silvia Ruiz-España, Antonio Diaz-Parra, Estanislao Arana, David Moratal
A fully automated level-set based segmentation method of thoracic and lumbar vertebral bodies in Computed Tomography images. EMBC (2015)
Antonio Diaz-Parra, Estanislao Arana, David Moratal
A fully automated method for spinal canal detection in computed tomography images. EMBC (2014)
Antonio Diaz-Parra, Estanislao Arana, David Moratal
Fully automatic spinal canal segmentation for radiation therapy using a Gradient Vector Flow-based method on computed tomography images: A preliminary study. EMBC (2014)