Atlas-Based Autosegmentation software is an automated contouring application that deforms atlases
of anatomy previously defined on a reference image onto a new patient image, creating a new structure
set fit to the patient anatomy.
Increase planning efficiency with Atlas-Based
Autosegementation. Deformable registration algorithms
morph contours from an existing anatomical atlas onto a
new patient image set. The Atlas-Based Autosegmentation
application saves physician and dosimetrist time by
automatically contouring new image sets based on the
anatomy defined in the atlas which the user may further
edit and refine.
User-definable atlases allow clinicians to select an
atlas that accurately reflects a given patient in a given
clinic. Atlases can also be patient specific to account for
change in size, shape, or deformation during treatment.
The algorithm goes through multiple phases of
refinement for increased accuracy.
Operate Atlas-Based Autosegmentation in the
background, without learning a new user interface.
Atlas-Based Autosegmentation does not require user
interaction to apply contours, only the selection of the
appropriate atlas. Send new patient images to the
Atlas-Based Autosegmentation application and retrieve
completed structure sets.
Contour multiple new patients at once with batch
processing capabilities. Atlas-Based Autosegmentation
runs on Windows XP Professional, XP Professional x64
and Windows Server 2003 operating systems for
compatibility in any clinical environment.
