In addition to providing automated and fast brain structure segmentation, NeuroQuant produces color-coded overlays in which each color represents a different region of interest. The color-coding allows physicians to effortlessly review the segmentation. Also, for physicians wanting to examine a structure or structures that are not on the NeuroQuant output report, they can easily locate the structure by its associated color.

The images below show an MR T1-weighted images (left) and NeuroQuant segmentation overlaying a T1-weighted image (right). The table below the images provides the structure and associated color.

Segmented Color-Blended Volumes

To learn more about the importance of using quantitative volumetric imaging for brain MRI in clinical practice, check out our latest Cortechs.ai white paper.

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