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The accurate detection of filamentous structures in fluorescence microscopy, such as stained cytoskeleton and cilia, is an important technical issue in bioimage analysis. We propose here a two-steps approach that combines image thresholding in steerable wavelets domain and minimal path reconstruction to robustly detect and quantify filaments in their entire length. Indeed, the first steerable transformation...