Slicer:Workshops:User Training 101

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Introduction

This is a training compendium for using 3DSlicer. This work is jointly sponsored by NA-MIC, NAC and NCIGT.

This series of courses will teach you how to

  • load and view data
  • segment data and create 3D models
  • perform Diffusion Tensor Imaging and fMRI analysis

For an overview of Slicer, dowload this slideshow.

Software

The current version of Slicer that is fully supported is Slicer 2.6.

Please follow the Slicer 2.6 Getting Started instructions to install the version of the Slicer program appropriate to your platform.


Training support for Slicer3 is under active development. For currently available materials start here

Training Compendium

For course related questions, please send an e-mail to Sonia Pujol, Ph.D. (spujol at bwh.harvard.edu).

Excerpts from the Slicer 101 courses: Diffusion Tensor Imaging fiber tractography (top); fMRI activation map (lower-left); automatic brain segmentation (lower-right).
Course Dataset
Training1 LoadingViewing.PNG

Data Loading and Visualization

Tutorial_with_dicom.zip

Training7Save.PNG

Data Saving

Tutorial-with-dicom.zip

Training2Segmentation.PNG

Manual Segmentation

Tutorial_with_dicom.zip

Training3LevelSets.PNG

Level-Set Segmentation

Tutorial_with_dicom.zip

Training10EM.png

Automatic Brain Segmentation

BrainAtlasClassifier.zip

Training11Registration.PNG

Registration

RegistrationSample.zip

Training4DTI.PNG

Diffusion Tensor Imaging Analysis

SlicerSampleDTI.zip Dwi-dicom.zip

Training8Nrrd.PNG

Nrrd File Format

Tensor_data.zip

Training9DicomToNrrd.PNG

Dicom to Nrrd Conversion

Dwi-dicom.zip

Training5fMRI.PNG

Functional Magnetic Resonace Imaging Analysis

FMRIData1_short.zip FMRIData2_long.zip

Training6FreeSurfer.png

FreeSurfer Reader

FreeSurferSubjects.zip

Slicer Additional Resources

A rendering of the Limbic System from the SPL PNL brain atlas

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Acknowledgements

  • Slicer is being developed by a community of contributors. For more information see the Slicer website.