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* Record surface data using an Artec 3D scanner and visualize it in 3D Slicer (DONE) | * Record surface data using an Artec 3D scanner and visualize it in 3D Slicer (DONE) | ||
* Communicate with the 3D Scanner through 3D slicer module (WORK IN PROGRESS) | * Communicate with the 3D Scanner through 3D slicer module (WORK IN PROGRESS) | ||
| − | * Define an acquisition protocol (WORK IN PROGRESS) | + | * Define an acquisition protocol. Tamas Ungi showed their protocol and Slicer module that includes needle tracking and a possible collaboration was identified (WORK IN PROGRESS) |
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Latest revision as of 15:20, 24 June 2015
Home < 2015 Multimodal Guidance for Breast Cancer Surgery
Fig 1. 'Stage 1'
Fig 2. 'Stage 2'
Fig 3. Hitachi US
Fig 4. Philips US
Fig 5. 3D Slicer
Key Investigators
- Mikael Brudfors, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) --- formerly KTH & UBC, next UCL
- David García, UC3M
- Javier Pascau, UC3M
- Tamas Ungi, Andras Lasso (Queen's University, Kingsotn, ON, Canada)
Project Description
Objective
- Development of an intraoperative guidance system for breast cancer surgery that would allow for guidance, tumor detection and localization.
Approach, Plan
- Possibilities of combining multiple imaging modalities (3D Scanner Surface data, US, MR) and visualizing these in 3D Slicer
Progress
- Acquire tracked US using the PLUS toolkit (DONE)
- Record surface data using an Artec 3D scanner and visualize it in 3D Slicer (DONE)
- Communicate with the 3D Scanner through 3D slicer module (WORK IN PROGRESS)
- Define an acquisition protocol. Tamas Ungi showed their protocol and Slicer module that includes needle tracking and a possible collaboration was identified (WORK IN PROGRESS)
