The Image-Guided Therapy Program (IGTP) is combining advances in imaging and therapeutic technology to develop minimally invasive surgical and interventional techniques.
Read more >
Ventriculoscopy
The SIGN can import segmented models and lets you navigate in them. Calibrating a camera to a tracker allows easy development of endoscopic applications.
CT-guided Biopsy
The GUI can be customized by the application programmer. One tracker can control several views, so that out-of-plane biopsies as in this example can be performed.
MRI-guided Cardiac Catheterization
Navigation can be performed in time-varying 3D data. Trackers can control catheters and views. The catheters can be visualized in 3D or projected in 2D.
In the Spotlight
1.0 Betha Release of The SIGN
A betha release of The SIGN, with the new MRML3 library is prepared for March 2nd. These pages will under construction during the days leading up to the release
0.1 Alpha Release of The SIGN
The SIGN software framework is being released publicly to the research community as open source under the BSD compatible Slicer license.
Read more >
Unstable repository
On April 4th and 5h the SIGN repository will be unstable, since we are doing some restructuring of the repository directory structure.