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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Non-rigid Medical Image Registration Algorithm Design and Implementation of [Keywords:] medical images; non-rigid; image registration; matching matrix; thin-plate spline Abstract: The non-rigid image matching has become a medical image analysis in a very challenging issue. Based on thin-plate spline interpolation method, the introduction of real-matching matrix, and gives corresponding registration transformation algorithm, which will be expressed as a thin plate spline affine components and non-affine component, respectively, to solve it. And other non-rigid matching algorithms, the algorithm not only guarantees the corresponding feature points of two-way correspondence, also realized the automatic feature point selection, test results are satisfactory. Keywords:: medical image; non-rigid; image registration; matching matrix; thin-plate spline 1 Introduction In medical diagnosis and treatment process, often require comparative analysis of multiple images in order to obtain a more accurate and comprehensive information. Most image analysis requirements of multiple images on the same geometrical position, therefore, registration is a medical image analysis, a major issue. Medical image registration is for a medical image to find a (or a series of) space conversion, making it with another piece of medical images on the corresponding points to reach space agreement. This agreement refers to the human body on the same anatomical points in two matches the images have the same spatial location. With the results of quasi-two images should be made of all the anatomical points, or at least all the points with the diagnosis and surgical points of interest to match. Image registration can not only correct the patient position change between multiple images can also be corrected due to distortion caused by imaging model itself. On the same patient at different times of image registration, you can understand the developmental processes and tumor