Medical Imaging Toolbox

 

Medical Imaging Toolbox

Visualize, register, segment, and label 2D and 3D medical images

Capabilities, Documentation, and Examples

Medical imaging is a field of medicine that includes various techniques to image, visualize, and analyze the interior of humans and animals. This enables physicians to visualize organs, bones, cells, and various physiological processes and diagnose, monitor, and treat medical conditions. Images are generated using various radiological modalities such as X-rays, ultrasound, CT, MRI and nuclear imaging, and using microscopes for pathology.

First frame of an echocardiogram ultrasound image series.

Importing Medical Imaging Data

Read and modify medical image data and metadata from specialized medical file formats, such as DICOM, NIfTI, and NRRD, stored locally, in cloud locations, or on PACS servers.

CT scan of a human chest.

Visualizing 2D Images and 3D Volumes

Use interactive tools to visualize 2D and 3D medical imaging data. Generate and render 3D surfaces and volumes.

Ground Truth Labeling

Use the Medical Image Labeler app to interactively label ground truth data, semi-automate or automate the labeling process, and export labeled data for AI workflows.

Low-dose original CT scan of human chest next to a denoised version of the same image.

Preprocessing and Augmentation

Improve image quality using preprocessing techniques and improve the effectiveness of deep learning networks using augmentation to expand the training dataset.

Medical Registration Estimator app window displaying the toolstrip, Registration Browser, Parameter Panel, and four uploaded images.

Medical Image Registration

Compare and align multimodal medical images, volumes, or surfaces in a common coordinate system using the Medical Registration Estimator app and dedicated functions.

Segmentation

Segment 2D images or 3D volumes into regions such as bones, tumors, or organs using traditional or deep learning techniques, and evaluate the accuracy of the regions.

Features selected to classify malignant tumors

Analysis

Analyze medical imaging data using techniques such as radiomics and high level feature descriptors.

Cell nuclei of tissue stained using hemotoxylin and eosin (H&E) detected using Cellpose

Interface for Cellpose Library

Segment cells from microscopy images using the Medical Imaging Toolbox Interface for Cellpose Library support package

Interface for MONAI Library

Segment and label organs and bones in medical images using the Medical Imaging Toolbox Interface for MONAI Library support package

“With Medical Imaging Toolbox, we can load the entire data set and create the three-dimensional rendering with just a few clicks. Having this functionality and the capability to export data is important: It means we don’t start from scratch for each new design. We can rely on something we know works that is standard. This saves weeks for each new design.”

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