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    Oxford Instruments dicom scans
    We illustrate <t>how</t> <t>PET/CT</t> scans are typically analyzed with Invicro VivoQuant, the standard proprietary packages for PET/CT data analysis ( A ), and with Imaris, proprietary packages typically used for fluorescent microscopy data analysis ( B ). A : With Invicro VivoQuant (i-iv) , the operator analyzes reconstructed 3D images by using 2D slices and manually labeling contours of the lesions, defined by PET signal. Invicro VivoQuant then provides various SUV characteristics, such as max SUV, for ether individual lesions or the whole lung. B : With Imaris (i-vi) , PET/CT <t>DICOM</t> files are imported as 2-channel images, and scans done at different times can be incorporated into the same Imaris file by adding new time frames. Then scans for different time points are aligned using “Correct for drift” routine by using landmarks (6 locations of spine vertebra). Then region of interest ( ROI ) is then identified around each suspected lesion and the data in ROI is processed using 3D routine “Surfaces”. All lesions then can be grouped into the specific group depending on the location of the lesion (e.g., lung vs. lymph nodes).
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    Article Title: Using Imaris to rigorously track PET-defined sites of lung inflammation in Mycobacterium tuberculosis -exposed non-human primates

    Journal: bioRxiv

    doi: 10.1101/2025.07.04.663191

    We illustrate how PET/CT scans are typically analyzed with Invicro VivoQuant, the standard proprietary packages for PET/CT data analysis ( A ), and with Imaris, proprietary packages typically used for fluorescent microscopy data analysis ( B ). A : With Invicro VivoQuant (i-iv) , the operator analyzes reconstructed 3D images by using 2D slices and manually labeling contours of the lesions, defined by PET signal. Invicro VivoQuant then provides various SUV characteristics, such as max SUV, for ether individual lesions or the whole lung. B : With Imaris (i-vi) , PET/CT DICOM files are imported as 2-channel images, and scans done at different times can be incorporated into the same Imaris file by adding new time frames. Then scans for different time points are aligned using “Correct for drift” routine by using landmarks (6 locations of spine vertebra). Then region of interest ( ROI ) is then identified around each suspected lesion and the data in ROI is processed using 3D routine “Surfaces”. All lesions then can be grouped into the specific group depending on the location of the lesion (e.g., lung vs. lymph nodes).
    Figure Legend Snippet: We illustrate how PET/CT scans are typically analyzed with Invicro VivoQuant, the standard proprietary packages for PET/CT data analysis ( A ), and with Imaris, proprietary packages typically used for fluorescent microscopy data analysis ( B ). A : With Invicro VivoQuant (i-iv) , the operator analyzes reconstructed 3D images by using 2D slices and manually labeling contours of the lesions, defined by PET signal. Invicro VivoQuant then provides various SUV characteristics, such as max SUV, for ether individual lesions or the whole lung. B : With Imaris (i-vi) , PET/CT DICOM files are imported as 2-channel images, and scans done at different times can be incorporated into the same Imaris file by adding new time frames. Then scans for different time points are aligned using “Correct for drift” routine by using landmarks (6 locations of spine vertebra). Then region of interest ( ROI ) is then identified around each suspected lesion and the data in ROI is processed using 3D routine “Surfaces”. All lesions then can be grouped into the specific group depending on the location of the lesion (e.g., lung vs. lymph nodes).

    Techniques Used: Positron Emission Tomography-Computed Tomography, Microscopy, Labeling

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    Article Title: Using Imaris to rigorously track PET-defined sites of lung inflammation in Mycobacterium tuberculosis -exposed non-human primates
    Article Snippet: Here we introduce a novel pipeline to analyze PET/CT scans of macaque lungs in Imaris, a proprietary software commonly used to analyze microscopy data. .. Upon import of DICOM scans (CT + PET) in Imaris, scan signals are converted into channel intensities. ..



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    We illustrate how PET/CT scans are typically analyzed with Invicro VivoQuant, the standard proprietary packages for PET/CT data analysis ( A ), and with Imaris, proprietary packages typically used for fluorescent microscopy data analysis ( B ). A : With Invicro VivoQuant (i-iv) , the operator analyzes reconstructed 3D images by using 2D slices and manually labeling contours of the lesions, defined by PET signal. Invicro VivoQuant then provides various SUV characteristics, such as max SUV, for ether individual lesions or the whole lung. B : With Imaris (i-vi) , PET/CT DICOM files are imported as 2-channel images, and scans done at different times can be incorporated into the same Imaris file by adding new time frames. Then scans for different time points are aligned using “Correct for drift” routine by using landmarks (6 locations of spine vertebra). Then region of interest ( ROI ) is then identified around each suspected lesion and the data in ROI is processed using 3D routine “Surfaces”. All lesions then can be grouped into the specific group depending on the location of the lesion (e.g., lung vs. lymph nodes).

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    Article Title: Using Imaris to rigorously track PET-defined sites of lung inflammation in Mycobacterium tuberculosis -exposed non-human primates

    doi: 10.1101/2025.07.04.663191

    Figure Lengend Snippet: We illustrate how PET/CT scans are typically analyzed with Invicro VivoQuant, the standard proprietary packages for PET/CT data analysis ( A ), and with Imaris, proprietary packages typically used for fluorescent microscopy data analysis ( B ). A : With Invicro VivoQuant (i-iv) , the operator analyzes reconstructed 3D images by using 2D slices and manually labeling contours of the lesions, defined by PET signal. Invicro VivoQuant then provides various SUV characteristics, such as max SUV, for ether individual lesions or the whole lung. B : With Imaris (i-vi) , PET/CT DICOM files are imported as 2-channel images, and scans done at different times can be incorporated into the same Imaris file by adding new time frames. Then scans for different time points are aligned using “Correct for drift” routine by using landmarks (6 locations of spine vertebra). Then region of interest ( ROI ) is then identified around each suspected lesion and the data in ROI is processed using 3D routine “Surfaces”. All lesions then can be grouped into the specific group depending on the location of the lesion (e.g., lung vs. lymph nodes).

    Article Snippet: Upon import of DICOM scans (CT + PET) in Imaris, scan signals are converted into channel intensities.

    Techniques: Positron Emission Tomography-Computed Tomography, Microscopy, Labeling