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inviCRO Onion Model (Oncology) |
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The results of an automated tumor segmentation of a mouse using inviCRO's digital scalpel. The layered model or "onion" model is generated via topographical thinning or "peeling" of the segmented tumor. The four scenes are comprised of (left-to-right) an X-Ray CT (used to segment the tumor), the CT plus related SPECT data of the entire animal, the CT plus SPECT of the segmented tumor only (different color scale), and the CT plus inviCRO's onion model of the segmented tumor. This model, applicable to various imaging fields (see lung study), allows to analyze uptake within an organ. Please check out this and other studies at our partner site, www.spect-ct.com.
Special thanks to Ben Gershman, University of New Mexico and Dr. Jacob Hesterman, Bioscan for their support.
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Topographic Thinning Lung "Onion" |
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ALBUQUERQUE, NM: inviCRO, together with the University of New Mexico and the Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute have developed an imaging assay to assess the deposition of radiolabeled particles of varying properties in the respiratory tract of mice and rats. The image analysis team at inviCRO has developed an approach based on topographic thinning or "onion peeling" to quantify the distribution of the radiolabeled particles within the lungs.
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Preclinical Imaging Software and Services |
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inviCRO, LLC was formed with the mission of improving pre-clinical software and imaging services. The company accomplishes this through a proprietary software platform comprised of a web-based iPACS™ and a well-established viewing package. Having managed some of the largest pre-clinical imaging studies to date, inviCRO takes great pride in improving the productivity of imaging facilities through the development and automation of image analysis and reporting.
Improved image science through automation. |
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