König, S.S.KönigKondruweit, M.M.KondruweitWeyand, M.M.WeyandWittenberg, T.T.WittenbergFriedl, S.S.Friedl2022-03-122022-03-122012https://publica.fraunhofer.de/handle/publica/378047Endoscopic video recordings are regularly used to analyze movements of heart valves [1-3]. Due to the recording setup, non-predictable relative motion between optics and valves leads to difficulties while interpreting and comparing results [4]. A detection and compensation of this relative motion is a necessary step prior further analysis. A major challenge here is to distinguish between relative motion and the valve movements. In this contribution, an approach for motion detection based on a circular Hough-transform is presented which exploits the given anatomical structure.en621006Detection and compensation of relative motion in endoscopic heart valve recordings by circular Hough transformconference paper