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Revision as of 19:21, 20 February 2013
Home < Documentation < Nightly < Modules < SlicerModulePVAntrumCutIntroduction and Acknowledgements
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Author: Salma Bengali, CARMA Center, University of Utah | |
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Module Description
This module creates a cardiac MRI segmentation mask called the PV Antrum Cut mask by removing the pulmonary veins (PVs) from the left atrium (LA) segmentation. The inputs are the LA endocardial segmentation and the LA endocardial wall segmentation. The output mask represents the entire LA endocardial layer minus the PVs. This mask can be used to calculate the early diastolic (peak) volume of the LA.
Use Cases
This module is meant to be used for removing the PV regions from the LA endocardial segmentation.
Tutorials
CARMA PV Antrum Cut Filter Tutorial
Panels and their use
- Endo Layer : Select the LA endocardial segmentation label mask
- Wall Layer : Select the LA wall segmentation label mask
- Endo Layer No Veins: The output label mask
Similar Modules
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References
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Information for Developers
The source code for this module can be found at the CARMA GitHub repository.
