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The workflow reads as follows [after segmentation]:
 
The workflow reads as follows [after segmentation]:
1. Export the segmentation to the planning program.<br>
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# Export the segmentation to the planning program.<br>
2. Run the planning program.<br>
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# Run the planning program.<br>
3. Load the plan specified in an xml file into slicer for visualization and modification.<br>
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# Load the plan specified in an xml file into slicer for visualization and modification.<br>
4. User can view the plan, ablations overlayed onto the image slices, ablation locations are from the xml file and the size of the sphere was already available in Slicer before step 1.<br>
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# User can view the plan, ablations overlayed onto the image slices, ablation locations are from the xml file and the size of the sphere was already available in Slicer before step 1.<br>
5. User can move ablation locations.<br>
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# User can move ablation locations.<br>
6. Export modified plan.<br>  
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# Export modified plan.<br>  
 
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Revision as of 16:35, 17 June 2010

Home < 2010 Summer Project Week Liver Ablation

Key Investigators

  • BWH: Haiying Liu, Noby Hata, Sota Oguro
  • Georgetown University: Ziv Yaniv

Objectives

  • build a system for surgical planning and navigation to guide RF liver ablation

Approach, Plan

The workflow reads as follows [after segmentation]:

  1. Export the segmentation to the planning program.
  2. Run the planning program.
  3. Load the plan specified in an xml file into slicer for visualization and modification.
  4. User can view the plan, ablations overlayed onto the image slices, ablation locations are from the xml file and the size of the sphere was already available in Slicer before step 1.
  5. User can move ablation locations.
  6. Export modified plan.

Progress

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Delivery Mechanism

The work will be evolved as a Slicer module for surgical planning.

References