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01 / IMAGING ATLAS

Every structure
starts with a scan.

Explore two real imaging examples through an anatomical tree, linked masks and 3D surfaces. Select a structure to see where it belongs.

CT: 88 labelled structures
MRI: 10 labelled structures
Sources included with each case.

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Display is not segmentation.

CT window presets change brightness and contrast. The anatomy tree comes from a separate categorical mask; a muscle window does not identify muscles.

One selection. Four views.

Select a structure to focus the three image planes. Its mask and 3D surface share the same labels. Isolate it to inspect its shape.

Keep the source in view.

The CT contains automatic, unreviewed labels. The MRI is a fetal population atlas with its published ten-structure mask, not an individual patient.

Bring your own research images.

A separate, deployable cloud application parses NIfTI images and can run CT or MRI segmentation; DICOM series must be converted before upload. The public examples above require no upload.

Cloud deployment