Gadgetron: An open source framework for medical image reconstruction
@article{Hansen2013GadgetronAO, title={Gadgetron: An open source framework for medical image reconstruction}, author={Michael S. Hansen and Thomas Sangild S{\o}rensen}, journal={Magnetic Resonance in Medicine}, year={2013}, volume={69} }
This work presents a new open source framework for medical image reconstruction called the “Gadgetron.” The framework implements a flexible system for creating streaming data processing pipelines where data pass through a series of modules or “Gadgets” from raw data to reconstructed images. The data processing pipeline is configured dynamically at run‐time based on an extensible markup language configuration description. The framework promotes reuse and sharing of reconstruction modules and new…
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