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3D Slicer Analysis and visualization of medical images Image guided therapy research, device interfaces. Extensible, free, open source. See here for the license		Highlights Designed for biomedical research Multi organ capability: from head to toe. Multi-modality imaging: MRI, CT, US, nuclear medicine, and microscopy.

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Core Functions

	Data IO and Organization
	Interactive and Automated Segmentation
	Interactive and Automated Registration
	Registration library
	Volume rendering
Fiducials and Linear Measurements	Measurements and Quantification

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Miscellaneous Information for Software Developers Visual blog: A set of screenshots showing Slicer in action. Release Notes: Platform specific issues and considerations Announcements & Acknowledgments Slicer Lookup Tables Setting up and using stereoscopic viewing QtTesting - Easy way to record and play macros Documentation in other languages Español

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