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= 3D Slicer Tutorial contests= | = 3D Slicer Tutorial contests= | ||
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+ | ==Winter 2017 Tutorial contest== | ||
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+ | ===Segmentation for 3D printing=== | ||
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+ | *The [http://www.na-mic.org/Wiki/images/a/a6/SegmentationFor3DPrinting_TutorialContestWinter2017.pdf Segmentation for 3D printing Tutorial] aims to be an introduction to the new [[Documentation/{{documentation/version}}/Modules/SegmentEditor|Segment Editor]] module, demonstrated through the popular topic of 3D printing. | ||
+ | *Author: Csaba Pinter (Queen's University, Canada) | ||
+ | *Dataset: [http://www.na-mic.org/Wiki/images/1/1e/BasePiece.stl Phantom base STL model] Source: [http://perk-software.cs.queensu.ca/plus/doc/nightly/modelcatalog/ PerkLab]. | ||
+ | |align="right"| | ||
+ | [[File:SlicerWinterProjectWeek2017-Segmentation-for-3d-printing.png | 200px]]. | ||
+ | |} | ||
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+ | ===Slicer Pathology=== | ||
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+ | *The [[Documentation/{{documentation/version}}/Extensions/SlicerPathology|Slicer Pathology Tutorial]] describes how to use the corresponding tools for automatic and semi-automatic pathology image segmentation. | ||
+ | *Author: Erich Bremer (Stonybrook), Andriy Fedorov (Brigham and Women’s Hospital) | ||
+ | *Dataset: Available directly with the Slicer Pathology Slicer extension. | ||
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+ | [[File:SlicerPathologyScreenShot8.png | 200px]]. | ||
+ | |} | ||
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+ | ===Simple Python Tool for Quality Control of DWI data=== | ||
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+ | *The [http://www.na-mic.org/Wiki/images/3/3a/SimpleDiffusionGradientInformationExtractorTutorial_Chauvin_Jan2017.pptx Simple Multi-shell Diffusion Gradients Information Extractor Tutorial] describes how to use a simple Python script for parsing multi-shell sensitizing gradients information from nifti file format (separated bvecs, bvals files). | ||
+ | *Author: Laurent Chauvin (ETS Montreal) | ||
+ | *Dataset: Not available. | ||
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+ | [[File:SlicerWinterProjectWeek2017-SimpleDiffusionGradientInformationExtractorTutorial.png | 200px]]. | ||
+ | |} | ||
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+ | ===SPHARM-PDM=== | ||
+ | {|width="100%" | ||
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+ | *The [https://www.nitrc.org/docman/view.php/308/1982/SPHARM-PDM_Tutorial_July2015.pdf SPHARM-PDM Tutorial] describes how to use SPHARM-PDM and ShapePopulationViewer Slicer extensions to respectively compute point-based models using a parametric boundary description for the computing of Shape Analysis and perform the quality control between the different models. | ||
+ | *Author: Jonathan Perdomo (UNC), Beatriz Paniagua (Kitware Inc.) | ||
+ | *Dataset: [https://www.nitrc.org/docman/view.php/308/1981/SPHARM_Tutorial_Data_July2015.zip Tutorial Data] | ||
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+ | [[File:SlicerWinterProjectWeek2017-SPHARM-PDM.png | 200px]]. | ||
+ | |} | ||
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+ | ===Integration of Robot Operating System (ROS) and 3D Slicer using OpenIGTLink=== | ||
+ | {|width="100%" | ||
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+ | *The [https://www.na-mic.org/Wiki/images/a/ab/ROSIGTLTutorial_Tokuda_Jan2017.pptx Integration of Robot Operating System (ROS) and 3D Slicer using OpenIGTLink Tutorial] describes the software architecture of surgical robot systems and allows to acquire hands-on experience of software-hardware integration for medical robotics. | ||
+ | *Author: Junichi Tokuda (Brigham and Women’s Hospital) | ||
+ | *Dataset: Not available. | ||
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+ | [[File:SlicerWinterProjectWeek2017-Integration-ROS-3DSlicer-OpenIGTLink.png | 200px]]. | ||
+ | |} | ||
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+ | ===Fiber Bundle Volume Measurement=== | ||
+ | {|width="100%" | ||
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+ | *The [http://www.na-mic.org/Wiki/images/5/57/Fiber_Bundle_Volume_Measurement.pptx Fiber Bundle Volume Measurement Tutorial] aim is to calculate the volume of the fiber bundle that passes through the Corpus Callosum(CC). Following this tutorial, you’ll be able to (1) convert fiber bundles to label map and (2) calculate volume measurements from the fiber bundles. | ||
+ | *Author: Shun Gong (Shanghai Changzheng Hospital, China) | ||
+ | *Dataset: [http://www.na-mic.org/Wiki/images/4/4c/FiberVolume_data.zip Tutorial data]: The following data are provided: Baseline image, Down sampled whole brain tractography (conducted as in the [[Documentation/{{documentation/version}}/Training#Slicer4_Diffusion_Tensor_Imaging_Tutorial|DWI tutorial]] and down-sampled to about 10000 fibers using Tractography Display module), Corpus callosum label map (drawn as in the [[Documentation/{{documentation/version}}/Training#Slicer4_Diffusion_Tensor_Imaging_Tutorial|DWI tutorial]]). | ||
+ | |align="right"| | ||
+ | [[File:SlicerWinterProjectWeek2017-FiberBundleVolumeMeasurements.png | 200px]]. | ||
+ | |} | ||
==Winter 2016 Tutorial contest== | ==Winter 2016 Tutorial contest== |
Revision as of 04:15, 21 January 2017
Home < Documentation < Nightly < Training
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Introduction: Slicer Nightly Tutorials
- This page contains "How to" tutorials with matched sample data sets. They demonstrate how to use the 3D Slicer environment (version Nightly release) to accomplish certain tasks.
- For tutorials for other versions of Slicer, please visit the Slicer training portal.
- For "reference manual" style documentation, please visit the Slicer Nightly documentation page
- For questions related to the Slicer4 Training Compendium, please send an e-mail to Sonia Pujol, Ph.D
- Some of these tutorials are based on older releases of 3D Slicer. The concepts are still useful but bear in mind that some interface elements and features will be different in updated versions.
Contents
- 1 Introduction: Slicer Nightly Tutorials
- 2 General Introduction
- 3 Tutorials for software developers
- 4 Specific functions
- 4.1 Slicer4 Diffusion Tensor Imaging Tutorial
- 4.2 Slicer4 Neurosurgical Planning Tutorial
- 4.3 Slicer4 3D Visualization of DICOM images for Radiology Applications
- 4.4 Slicer4 Quantitative Imaging tutorial
- 4.5 Slicer4 IGT
- 4.6 Slicer4 3D Printing
- 4.7 Slicer4 Image Registration
- 4.8 Fast GrowCut
- 4.9 Other
- 5 3D Slicer Tutorial contests
- 6 Additional resources
- 7 External Resources
General Introduction
Slicer Welcome Tutorial
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Slicer4Minute Tutorial
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Slicer4 Data Loading and 3D Visualization
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Tutorials for software developers
Slicer4 Programming Tutorial
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For additional Python scripts examples, please visit the Script Repository page
Developing and contributing extensions for 3D Slicer
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Specific functions
Slicer4 Diffusion Tensor Imaging Tutorial
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Slicer4 Neurosurgical Planning Tutorial
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Slicer4 3D Visualization of DICOM images for Radiology Applications
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Slicer4 Quantitative Imaging tutorial
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Slicer4 IGT
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Slicer4 3D Printing
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Slicer4 Image Registration
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- Based on: 3D Slicer version 4.5
See the Registration Library for worked out registration examples with data.
Fast GrowCut
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Other
Additional (non-curated) videos-based demonstrations using 3D Slicer are accessible on You Tube.
3D Slicer Tutorial contests
Winter 2017 Tutorial contest
Segmentation for 3D printing
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Slicer Pathology
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Simple Python Tool for Quality Control of DWI data
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SPHARM-PDM
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Integration of Robot Operating System (ROS) and 3D Slicer using OpenIGTLink
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Fiber Bundle Volume Measurement
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Winter 2016 Tutorial contest
Subject Hierarchy
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Fiber Bundle Selection and Scalar Measurements
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Plastimatch
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UKF
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Summer 2014 Tutorial contest
Cardiac Agatston Tutorial
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CMR Toolkit LA workflow
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Summer 2013 Tutorial contest
Cardiac MRI Toolkit
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HelloCLI
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SlicerRT
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DTIPrep
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Summer 2012 Tutorial contest
Automatic Left Atrial Scar Segmenter
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Qualitative and quantitative comparison of two RT dose distributions
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Dose accumulation for adaptive radiation therapy
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WebGL Export
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OpenIGTLink
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Additional resources
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External Resources
Using the Editor
This set of tutorials about the use of slicer in paleontology is very well written and provides step-by-step instructions. Even though it covers slicer version 3.4, many of the concepts and techniques have applicability to the new version and to any 3D imaging field:
- Open Source Paleontologist: 3D Slicer: The Tutorial
- Open Source Paleontologist: 3D Slicer: The Tutorial Part II
- Open Source Paleontologist: 3D Slicer: The Tutorial Part III
- Open Source Paleontologist: 3D Slicer: The Tutorial Part IV
- Open Source Paleontologist: 3D Slicer: The Tutorial Part V
- Open Source Paleontologist: 3D Slicer: The Tutorial Part VI
Team Contributions
See the collection of videos on the Kitware vimeo album.
User Contributions
See the User Contributions Page for more content.