4Q

Medical Image Analysis

Only for Mac

$64.99

Mac

View and manipulate DICOM images in 4D. Use automated segmentation for multi-phase volumetric analysis. Tailor databases for tissue object recognition and labeling. Segmentation, volumetric analysis for dynamic studies, and labeling are fully automated using an intuitive user interface. A dissection paradigm guides placement of menu and toolbar items and the use of mouse and cursor to manipulate images and dissection of tissue objects. Tissue objects are regions of interest over segmented tissue parts. Segment using single touch (mouse and cursor) or a saccadic eye movement model. Both trigger region growing to edge pixels. Object detection is automatically propagated to neighboring images for multi-image studies. Tissue objects are recognized using a k-NN form of discrimination requiring relatively few teaching observations. Edge detection is described in an article published by me in Magnetic Resonance in Medicine 37(3):418-24. 1997.

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Added feature to propagate segmentation through a single slice within a multi-slice acquisition.

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    • Seller
      • Harold Ross Singleton
    • Size
      • 2.7 MB
    • Category
      • Medical
    • Compatibility
      Requires macOS 15.0 or later.
      • Mac
        Requires macOS 15.0 or later.
    • Languages
      • English
    • Age Rating
      16+
      • 16+
      • Contains
        Unrestricted Web Access
        User-Generated Content
    • Copyright
      • © 2019 Harold Ross Singleton