Intraoperative colocalization using iMRI images and 3-D Slicer software. (A) Tumor, functional MRI, and diffusion tensor imaging are colocalized with standard MRI. (B) After craniotomy is performed, 3-D Slicer compensates for brain shift, allowing surgeons to visualize not only shift of gross neuroanatomy but also functional regions and white matter tracts.
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