Review Article
Brain Midline Shift Measurement and Its Automation: A Review of Techniques and Algorithms
Table 1
Imaging methods for measuring midline shift and their applications.
| Method | Disease or indication | Related references |
| Computed tomography | Traumatic brain injury | [10ā18] | Middle cerebral artery infarction | [19ā21] | Spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage | [22, 23] | Chronic subdural hematoma | [24, 25] | Brain abscess | [26] | Cranioplasty | [27] |
| Magnetic resonance imaging | Middle cerebral artery infarction | [28] | Cerebral venous thrombosis | [29] | Brain tumor | [30], [31] | Brain abscess | [26] |
| Ultrasound | Traumatic brain injury | [4, 32] | Middle cerebral artery infarction | [4, 33, 34] | Spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage | [4, 33, 35] |
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Reference number followed by a dagger ( ) denotes studies that do not demonstrate significant correlation to other variables. |