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Anything cool one can do with this? I have my MRI + DTI and wonder what to do with it. Mine looks like any brain to me (no tumors, yay!). From the DTI I was a
by anotheryou 11y ago
Anything cool one can do with this? I have my MRI + DTI and wonder what to do with it.
Mine looks like any brain to me (no tumors, yay!).
From the DTI I was able to calculate the white matter trajectory with slicer: http://screencast.com/t/yDYFJdL7D http://screencast.com/t/yDYFJdL7D
(I was a little let down I couldn't follow the visual nerves, but as they cross there is no clear direction of diffusion that could be imaged I guess...)
- marmaduke 11y agoYou could virtualize and simulate your brain, see my comment here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10962075 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10962075
- kenferry 11y agoYes. For my girlfriend's birthday I grabbed her MRI scans, extracted the pial surface as a mesh, 3D printed the mesh, made a silicone mold from the print, and cast her brain in chocolate so she could eat her own brain, thus becoming an auto-zombie.
- hellofunk 11y agoI did this too, but it took much longer than the simple steps you've outlined would seemingly take. I spent at least an hour on the whole process, which is more than I'd prefer for something so straightforward. I blame the early tech of 3d printing for not being as swift as I'd hoped.
- niclupien 11y agoMy friends did this http://www.artofthebrain.com http://www.artofthebrain.com They sell brain art but they can also produce one with custom data from MRI.