Screenshot of the MRIcron user interface on macOS. The main menu provides access to core functions. Users can change the crosshair position by clicking on the image or setting the coordinates in the top toolbar, allowing users to specify the crosshair coordinates (with X, Y, Z referring to the column, row and slice of the image). The title bar reports the crosshair location in world space as well as the voxel intensity. Likewise, users can set contrast and brightness by dragging over the image or using the minimum and maximum thresholds in the titlebar. A pull-down menu allows the user to select the color scheme (here Grayscale). Buttons in the toolbar allow the user to display a gradient colorbar and draw lesions. The bottom status bar reports recent changes (here the new contrast values).
Demo image. MRIcron introduced improved drawing tools to map lesions on individual participants (inset on right, sub-09) and create lesion incidence maps. The multicolored incidence map overlay shows the fractional incidence (thresholded for blue at 1% and red at 10%) for 1449 individuals. Both images from the Stroke Outcome Optimization Project (SOOP)
MRIcron, a powerful visualisation tool for neuroimaging research, has been written in #Object_Pascal with the #Lazarus_IDE to support platform-sensitive development and to provide a processor-native high-performance software system.
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