Spatiotemporal Neural Diffeomorphic Flow for Cardiac Atlas and Motion Recovery

14 Apr 2026 (modified: 16 Apr 2026)MIDL 2026 Short Papers SubmissionEveryoneRevisionsBibTeXCC BY 4.0
Keywords: Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance, Spatiotemporal Cardiac Atlases, Motion Recovery
TL;DR: We extend Neural Diffeomorphic Flow to 4D to build a topology-preserving spatiotemporal left ventricular atlas from UK Biobank CMR data, enabling motion recovery of the full cardiac cycle from as few as one frame.
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Abstract: Spatiotemporal cardiac atlases built from cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR) data enable population-level analysis of cardiac anatomy and motion, yet existing methods lack topological guarantees and dense inter-subject correspondences. We extend Neural Diffeomorphic Flow (NDF) to the spatiotemporal domain, constructing a population-based left ventricular atlas with dense, topology-preserving correspondences across individuals and time frames. Evaluated on UK Biobank CMR data, our method achieves 1.4 mm chamfer distance for motion recovery of the full cardiac cycle from a single end-diastolic frame.
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