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| − | Using diffusion tools in slicer FA images were created in the same space as the lesion images. ITK code for summarizing statistics is | + | Using diffusion tools in slicer FA images were created in the same space as the lesion images. ITK code for summarizing statistics is complete and analysis of all lupus subjects is under way. |
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Home < 2010 Summer Project Week Quantification Of Lesion Diffusion Disruption
Tracts interrupted by lesions with FA values.
FA distributions for voxels near or inside lesions.
Key Investigators
- ABMIG: H. J. Bockholt
- MRN: Mark Scully
Objective
Quantify the effect lesions have on diffusion.
Approach, Plan
Our initial approach for quantifying diffusion interruption is to compile statistics on the distributions of FA at varying distances from lesion tissue. Assuming there are significant differences more advanced methods will be investigated.
Progress
Using diffusion tools in slicer FA images were created in the same space as the lesion images. ITK code for summarizing statistics is complete and analysis of all lupus subjects is under way.
Delivery Mechanism
This work will be delivered to the NA-MIC Kit as a Slicer3 commandline extension.
