Viewing essentials

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Viewing essentials. James Miller, Ph.D. ‡ . James Ross, M.Sc. ‡ , Xi Wang, Ph.D. ‡ , Steve Pieper, Ph.D. § , Wendy Plesniak, Ph.D. ¥. ‡ GE Research § Isomics ¥ Surgical Planning Laboratory, Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Requisites, expectations and adaptations. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Viewing essentials

‡GE Research §Isomics¥Surgical Planning Laboratory, Brigham and Women’s Hospital

James Miller, Ph.D.‡. James Ross, M.Sc.‡, Xi Wang, Ph.D.‡, Steve Pieper, Ph.D.§, Wendy Plesniak, Ph.D.¥

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Requisites, expectations and adaptations

Clinicians and researchers need and expect imaging platforms to provide stock capabilities

Window/level Pan/zoom Annotation Probe Measurement Oblique reformat Volume rendering Lightbox

How do we adapt these concepts to a Slicer experience?

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Lightbox

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Standard lightbox viewing

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… with overlays

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… with annotations

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… with fiducials

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… with multiple reformations

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… with an editor

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Oblique reformat

• Anatomy is rarely predominantly aligned axially, sagitally, or coronally

• Oblique reformation allows image display planes to be aligned to an anatomy’s principal axes

Axial

Oblique

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Standard oblique reformat

CTRL-Right Button to manipulate reformation

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… with lightbox

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Comparing series and studies

• Longitudinal analysis• Cross-sectional analysis

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Standard comparison of studies

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… with overlays

Neuroimage Analysis Center http://nac.spl.harvard.eduAn NCRR National Resource Center

… with annotations

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… with fiducials

Neuroimage Analysis Center http://nac.spl.harvard.eduAn NCRR National Resource Center

… after registration

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… with lightbox

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… with oblique reformation

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Applications

Atlas construction Manual delineation Quality control Cross-sectional comparison of atlas subjects before and after

aligning to common coordinate frame Cross-sectional comparison of atlas subjects to constructed

atlas Atlas application

Comparison of atlas to new subject Cross-sectional comparison of new subjects aligned with

atlas Longitudinal analysis

Response to therapy

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Image viewing is still predominantly 2D

Native format of acquisition Precision dimensional measurements Multiplanar reformat (axial, sagittal, coronal) provides a natural

(perhaps comfortable) navigation paradigm Lightbox provides a mechanism to display 3D relationships Oblique reformats provide a mechanism to mitigate 3D effects

(improve accuracy of dimensional measurements) Longitudinal and cross-sectional comparisons build on the same

framework of linked controls and coordinate frames Slicer3 allows all these capabilities to be layered due

incorporation of coordinate frames at a fundamental level of the viewing pipeline