Easier Volume Rendering for Your AppsGetting volume rendering right in custom medical imaging software can be challenging especially when it comes to fine-tuning transfer function parameters. A simple trick is to use 3D Slicer: you can test presets, adjust parameters, and then export the exact arguments to apply directly in your Python and VTK code. This way, your app will render volumes exactly as they appear in Slicer, saving time and ensuring consistent results. MIT’s New Interactive AI Speeds Annotation for Clinical Imaging
MIT researchers have introduced MultiverSeg, an interactive AI system that accelerates medical image segmentation a key step in clinical research. Instead of manually labeling hundreds of scans, users can simply add quick scribbles or clicks, and the model rapidly learns to predict accurate segmentations across entire datasets. This approach cuts down time, reduces workload, and could significantly speed up studies in treatment development, disease mapping, and even clinical workflows like radiation planning.
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