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− | HN Segmenter module is a 3D Slicer module intended to provide segmentations to a given CT head and neck image. It provides a user interface to connect with Docker and obtain 6 organs-at-risk (OARs) segmentations: left and right eye, left and right parotid, brainstem and spinal cord. | + | HN Segmenter module is a 3D Slicer module intended to provide segmentations to a given CT head and neck image. It provides a user interface to connect with Docker and obtain 6 organs-at-risk (OARs) segmentations: left and right eye, left and right parotid, brainstem and spinal cord.<br /> |
It constitutes a part of a project designed to accelerate the treatment planning in Radiotherapy by reducing planning time with automatic segmentation tools, instead of manual segmentations. | It constitutes a part of a project designed to accelerate the treatment planning in Radiotherapy by reducing planning time with automatic segmentation tools, instead of manual segmentations. | ||
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Module Description
HN Segmenter module is a 3D Slicer module intended to provide segmentations to a given CT head and neck image. It provides a user interface to connect with Docker and obtain 6 organs-at-risk (OARs) segmentations: left and right eye, left and right parotid, brainstem and spinal cord.
It constitutes a part of a project designed to accelerate the treatment planning in Radiotherapy by reducing planning time with automatic segmentation tools, instead of manual segmentations.
Setup Guide
In order to use HN Segmenter, Docker is required to be installed and configured properly.
Panels and their use
Deployed model
The dataset used to test and evaluate the performance of the module is composed by a set of CT scans obtained from the Structure Segmentation for Radiotherapy Planning Challenge 2019, a competition of MICCAI 2019 Challenge. Find here the link.