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Computer assisted vessel segmentation for 2D angiography

Key Investigators

• Sarah Frisken (Brigham and Women's Hospital, USA)

Presenter location: In-person

Project Description

I have written a C++ library for computer-assisted vessel segmentation in DSA images. I have a stand-alone application that demos this system. The application is also in C++ and uses Qt and OpenGL. I hope to provide this to the Slicer community as a Slicer module.

Objective

1. Get feedback from people at project week about whether they would find this useful.
2. Learn how to build a loadable C++ Slicer module.
3. Find out if Slicer can support the necessary OpenGL functionality. If not investigate what would be needed to support it.
4. Reach goal: build a loadable module with the bare-bones functionality of the system.

Approach and Plan

1. Demo the system to anyone who is interested.
2. Read the Slicer pages on building a loadable module. Seek help from experienced Slicer developers.
3. Talk to Slicer OpenGL gurus about OpenGL issues.
4. Stub out a loadable Slicer module and try to get it to run. Add OpenGL functionality for specialized rendering if possible.

Progress and Next Steps

1. Describe specific steps you have actually done.

Illustrations

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Background and References

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