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GENERAL INFORMATION
SOFTWARE OVERVIEW
USING FIBERTRACKING

Revision: 1.0

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How to Identify your Product

For Hardware

The name of the product can be found on the device label.

For Software

Find your Brainlab product name and version by performing the following steps:

1. Click or press the Brainlab logo in the software (bottom right). A dialog box opens.

2. Make a note of the software name and version number from the dialog box. You need to consider the first two digits of the version to find the correct user guide.

3. Enter these details into the search field on this site.
The latest version is displayed by default. If you have an earlier software version, please check the drop-down menu to see if it is available.

DTI Studies

Loading and Selecting DTI Studies

If more than one DTI study was selected (e.g., if you loaded a study with six diffusion directions and another study with twelve directions), the most recent study is used automatically when you open Fibertracking.

You are prompted to verify if the selected DTI study and images correspond ①.

To select a different DTI data set, select Data from the toolbar and choose from the list of DTI studies ②.

NOTE:

DTI data generated from Fibertracking 1.0 cannot be used with 2.0. In this case the old DTI study will be grayed out and a new DTI study will be calculated automatically.

Verifying DTI Data

NOTE:

Depending on the scanner configuration and protocols, DTI images may be distorted. To ensure that the data is correct, the DTI images must be compared to anatomical data and verified during image fusion.

NOTE:

The DTI data set and anatomical data (e.g., MR and CT images) must be from the same patient, and labeled with the same patient name and ID. Merging DTI data sets with anatomical data sets from different patients will result in invalid results.

Warning

The original diffusion information from the scanner may be affected by the tumor type, size and location. Especially in areas of edema, anisotropic information may be lost or distorted.

Art-No. 60919-74EN

Date of issue: 2020-02-26

The online version is based on the printed version of the user guide but may contain additional content.

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Fibertracking

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DTI Studies

Loading and Selecting DTI Studies

Verifying DTI Data