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* '''Input ROI A:'''set the labelmap volume that is going to be used for selection
 
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* '''ROI pass label:'''set the label value(s) that is going to be used for fiber selection (AND). A comma separated list of label values of ROI labels that defines pass region. The fiber will pass through all labels.
* '''ROI not pass label:''' (optional) set the label value that is going to be used for fiber rejection (NOT)
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* '''ROI not pass label:''' (optional) set the label value(s) that is going to be used for fiber rejection (NOT). A comma separated list of label values of ROI labels that defines no pass region.
 
* '''Output panel:'''
 
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Module Name

ROI Select

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General Information

Module Type & Category

Type: CLI

Category: Tractography -> Editor

Authors, Collaborators & Contact

Module Description

ROI Select allows a user to select tracts passing or not passing through a single or multiple region(s) of interest (ROI). The ROI is defined as a labelmap and has to be provided by the user. One approach to generate the ROI is by means of the Editor module.

Usage

Examples, Use Cases & Tutorials

We want to select only those tracts passing through a given region, where that region is defined using a labelmap. This can be used to get a more thorough seeding by seeding in a large region and selecting a subset of tracts that are of interest (as opposed to seeding directly in the region of interest). Additionally, ROIs can be used to "clean up" seeding from fiducials by retaining only those fibers of interest.

  • First, a region of interest in the tract that is under study has to be defined for each subject, for example by manually delineating the ROI using the Editor module. The Fractional Anisotropy (FA) Volume can be used as reference volume to trace the ROI. The FA volume can be computed using Diffusion Tensor Scalar Measurements.
  • Second, if the DTI volume is not direcly available, the DWI has to be loaded and the tensor has to be created using the | Diffusion Tensor Estimation.
  • Third, seed tractography either using ROI Seeding (normally with a larger or different region than selection ROI) or Fiducial Seeding using the DTI volume.
  • Fourth, select fibers of interest using ROI Select.

Quick Tour of Features and Use

The module is very straighforward to use:

  • Input ROI A:set the labelmap volume that is going to be used for selection
  • ROI definition panel:
  • ROI pass label:set the label value(s) that is going to be used for fiber selection (AND). A comma separated list of label values of ROI labels that defines pass region. The fiber will pass through all labels.
  • ROI not pass label: (optional) set the label value(s) that is going to be used for fiber rejection (NOT). A comma separated list of label values of ROI labels that defines no pass region.
  • Output panel:
  • Viewing panel:

Caveats and other limitations

ROISelect module may not work when there are transforms applied to the ROI labelmap or fiber tracts in the scene.

Development

Dependencies

None

Known bugs

Follow this link to the Slicer3 bug tracker.


Usability issues

Follow this link to the Slicer3 bug tracker. Please select the usability issue category when browsing or contributing.

Source code & documentation

Information about the DTMRI infrastructure in Slicer 3 and related classes can be found here

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More Information

Acknowledgment

Include funding and other support here.

References

Publications related to this module go here. Links to pdfs would be useful.