Documentation/Nightly/2016-User-Manual-Discussion

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

Where to start ? Getting started Learn how to use 3D Slicer Frequently asked questions Search users mailing list / Sign-up How to cite 3D Slicer and individual 3D Slicer Modules The Basics Installation A tour through the main window of 3D Slicer Layouts, 3D Viewers, and Slice Viewers Mouse Buttons, "Hot-keys" and Keyboard Shortcuts Where to modify settings Hardware requirements Loading, Saving data and listing of supported data formats.		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 Advanced Topics Interactive tractography of diffusion MRI data Slicer IGT Slicer RT

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• Listing in two columns:
  • Alphabetic list of modules
  • Alphabetic list of extensions

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