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ITK Point-of-Care Ultrasound (ITKPOCUS) is an open source (Apache 2.0) collection of software libraries for the preprocessing and streaming of point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) devices in order to support image processing and AI. It currently has levels of support for Clarius, Butterfly, Sonivate, Sonoque, and Interson probes.

A version of our automatic algorithm for optic nerve sheath diameter (ONSD) measurement (Moore et al. 2020) has been published here.

The ONSD estimation work is still active and updates will be pushed to this repository in the near future.

ITKPOCUS is developed by Kitware, Inc. in collaboration with Duke University. This effort was sponsored by the U.S. Government under Other Transactions Number W81XWH-15-9-0001/W81XWH-19-9-0015 (MTEC 19-08-MuLTI-0079).

Usage

See the individual device folders for additional documentation. Streaming APIs are dependent on the manufacturer's API (e.g. Android/Java for Clarius, MFC C++ for Sonivate, C++ for Interson). The toolkit wraps the native device APIs to the OpenIGTLink message protocol. The folder itkpocus contains the itkpocus Python library for preprocessing video files. Video files from the various manufacturers are converted into Insight Toolkit (ITK) itk.Image objects and file formats for image processing.

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Always

  • Contributions for other device support

Q3-Q4 2021

2022

  • Automated optic nerve sheath measurement

Publications

Contact

For bugs/issues/questions about using ITKPOCUS, please submit an issue using the Github tracker. For questions about the project or future collaboration, contact Brad Moore and Stephen Aylward.

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ITK Point-of-Care Ultrasound (ITKPOCUS) is an open source (Apache 2.0) collection of software libraries for the preprocessing and streaming of point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) devices in order to support image processing and AI. It currently has levels of support for Clarius, Butterfly, Sonivate, Sonoque, and Interson probes.
A version of our automatic algorithm for optic nerve sheath diameter (ONSD) measurement (Moore et al. 2020) has been published here.
The ONSD estimation work is still active and updates will be pushed to this repository in the near future.
ITKPOCUS is developed by Kitware, Inc. in collaboration with Duke University. This effort was sponsored by the U.S. Government under Other Transactions Number W81XWH-15-9-0001/W81XWH-19-9-0015 (MTEC 19-08-MuLTI-0079).
Usage
See the individual device folders for additional documentation. Streaming APIs are dependent on the manufacturer's API (e.g. Android/Java for Clarius, MFC C++ for Sonivate, C++ for Interson). The toolkit wraps the native device APIs to the OpenIGTLink message protocol. The folder itkpocus contains the itkpocus Python library for preprocessing video files. Video files from the various manufacturers are converted into Insight Toolkit (ITK) itk.Image objects and file formats for image processing.
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Q3-Q4 2021
2022
  • Automated optic nerve sheath measurement
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ITK Point-of-Care Ultrasound (ITKPOCUS) is an open source (Apache 2.0) collection of software libraries for the preprocessing and streaming of point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) devices in order to support image processing and AI. It currently has levels of support for Clarius, Butterfly, Sonivate, Sonoque, and Interson probes.
A version of our automatic algorithm for optic nerve sheath diameter (ONSD) measurement (Moore et al. 2020) has been published here.
The ONSD estimation work is still active and updates will be pushed to this repository in the near future.
ITKPOCUS is developed by Kitware, Inc. in collaboration with Duke University. This effort was sponsored by the U.S. Government under Other Transactions Number W81XWH-15-9-0001/W81XWH-19-9-0015 (MTEC 19-08-MuLTI-0079).
Usage
See the individual device folders for additional documentation. Streaming APIs are dependent on the manufacturer's API (e.g. Android/Java for Clarius, MFC C++ for Sonivate, C++ for Interson). The toolkit wraps the native device APIs to the OpenIGTLink message protocol. The folder itkpocus contains the itkpocus Python library for preprocessing video files. Video files from the various manufacturers are converted into Insight Toolkit (ITK) itk.Image objects and file formats for image processing.
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Q3-Q4 2021
2022
  • Automated optic nerve sheath measurement
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ITK Point-of-Care Ultrasound (ITKPOCUS) is an open source (Apache 2.0) collection of software libraries for the preprocessing and streaming of point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) devices in order to support image processing and AI. It currently has levels of support for Clarius, Butterfly, Sonivate, Sonoque, and Interson probes.
A version of our automatic algorithm for optic nerve sheath diameter (ONSD) measurement (Moore et al. 2020) has been published here.
The ONSD estimation work is still active and updates will be pushed to this repository in the near future.
ITKPOCUS is developed by Kitware, Inc. in collaboration with Duke University. This effort was sponsored by the U.S. Government under Other Transactions Number W81XWH-15-9-0001/W81XWH-19-9-0015 (MTEC 19-08-MuLTI-0079).
Usage
See the individual device folders for additional documentation. Streaming APIs are dependent on the manufacturer's API (e.g. Android/Java for Clarius, MFC C++ for Sonivate, C++ for Interson). The toolkit wraps the native device APIs to the OpenIGTLink message protocol. The folder itkpocus contains the itkpocus Python library for preprocessing video files. Video files from the various manufacturers are converted into Insight Toolkit (ITK) itk.Image objects and file formats for image processing.
Roadmap
Always
  • Contributions for other device support
Q3-Q4 2021
2022
  • Automated optic nerve sheath measurement
Publications
Contact
For bugs/issues/questions about using ITKPOCUS, please submit an issue using the Github tracker. For questions about the project or future collaboration, contact Brad Moore and Stephen Aylward.
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ITK Point-of-Care Ultrasound (ITKPOCUS) is an open source (Apache 2.0) collection of software libraries for the preprocessing and streaming of point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) devices in order to support image processing and AI. It currently has levels of support for Clarius, Butterfly, Sonivate, Sonoque, and Interson probes.
A version of our automatic algorithm for optic nerve sheath diameter (ONSD) measurement (Moore et al. 2020) has been published here.
The ONSD estimation work is still active and updates will be pushed to this repository in the near future.
ITKPOCUS is developed by Kitware, Inc. in collaboration with Duke University. This effort was sponsored by the U.S. Government under Other Transactions Number W81XWH-15-9-0001/W81XWH-19-9-0015 (MTEC 19-08-MuLTI-0079).
Usage
See the individual device folders for additional documentation. Streaming APIs are dependent on the manufacturer's API (e.g. Android/Java for Clarius, MFC C++ for Sonivate, C++ for Interson). The toolkit wraps the native device APIs to the OpenIGTLink message protocol. The folder itkpocus contains the itkpocus Python library for preprocessing video files. Video files from the various manufacturers are converted into Insight Toolkit (ITK) itk.Image objects and file formats for image processing.
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Always
  • Contributions for other device support
Q3-Q4 2021
2022
  • Automated optic nerve sheath measurement
Publications
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For bugs/issues/questions about using ITKPOCUS, please submit an issue using the Github tracker. For questions about the project or future collaboration, contact Brad Moore and Stephen Aylward.
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ITK Point-of-Care Ultrasound (ITKPOCUS) is an open source (Apache 2.0) collection of software libraries for the preprocessing and streaming of point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) devices in order to support image processing and AI. It currently has levels of support for Clarius, Butterfly, Sonivate, Sonoque, and Interson probes.
A version of our automatic algorithm for optic nerve sheath diameter (ONSD) measurement (Moore et al. 2020) has been published here.
The ONSD estimation work is still active and updates will be pushed to this repository in the near future.
ITKPOCUS is developed by Kitware, Inc. in collaboration with Duke University. This effort was sponsored by the U.S. Government under Other Transactions Number W81XWH-15-9-0001/W81XWH-19-9-0015 (MTEC 19-08-MuLTI-0079).
Usage
See the individual device folders for additional documentation. Streaming APIs are dependent on the manufacturer's API (e.g. Android/Java for Clarius, MFC C++ for Sonivate, C++ for Interson). The toolkit wraps the native device APIs to the OpenIGTLink message protocol. The folder itkpocus contains the itkpocus Python library for preprocessing video files. Video files from the various manufacturers are converted into Insight Toolkit (ITK) itk.Image objects and file formats for image processing.
Roadmap
Always
  • Contributions for other device support
Q3-Q4 2021
2022
  • Automated optic nerve sheath measurement
Publications
Contact
For bugs/issues/questions about using ITKPOCUS, please submit an issue using the Github tracker. For questions about the project or future collaboration, contact Brad Moore and Stephen Aylward.
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ITK Point-of-Care Ultrasound (ITKPOCUS) is an open source (Apache 2.0) collection of software libraries for the preprocessing and streaming of point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) devices in order to support image processing and AI. It currently has levels of support for Clarius, Butterfly, Sonivate, Sonoque, and Interson probes.
A version of our automatic algorithm for optic nerve sheath diameter (ONSD) measurement (Moore et al. 2020) has been published here.
The ONSD estimation work is still active and updates will be pushed to this repository in the near future.
ITKPOCUS is developed by Kitware, Inc. in collaboration with Duke University. This effort was sponsored by the U.S. Government under Other Transactions Number W81XWH-15-9-0001/W81XWH-19-9-0015 (MTEC 19-08-MuLTI-0079).
Usage
See the individual device folders for additional documentation. Streaming APIs are dependent on the manufacturer's API (e.g. Android/Java for Clarius, MFC C++ for Sonivate, C++ for Interson). The toolkit wraps the native device APIs to the OpenIGTLink message protocol. The folder itkpocus contains the itkpocus Python library for preprocessing video files. Video files from the various manufacturers are converted into Insight Toolkit (ITK) itk.Image objects and file formats for image processing.
Roadmap
Always
  • Contributions for other device support
Q3-Q4 2021
2022
  • Automated optic nerve sheath measurement
Publications
Contact
For bugs/issues/questions about using ITKPOCUS, please submit an issue using the Github tracker. For questions about the project or future collaboration, contact Brad Moore and Stephen Aylward.
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A version of our automatic algorithm for optic nerve sheath diameter (ONSD) measurement (Moore et al. 2020) has been published here.
The ONSD estimation work is still active and updates will be pushed to this repository in the near future.
ITKPOCUS is developed by Kitware, Inc. in collaboration with Duke University. This effort was sponsored by the U.S. Government under Other Transactions Number W81XWH-15-9-0001/W81XWH-19-9-0015 (MTEC 19-08-MuLTI-0079).
Usage
See the individual device folders for additional documentation. Streaming APIs are dependent on the manufacturer's API (e.g. Android/Java for Clarius, MFC C++ for Sonivate, C++ for Interson). The toolkit wraps the native device APIs to the OpenIGTLink message protocol. The folder itkpocus contains the itkpocus Python library for preprocessing video files. Video files from the various manufacturers are converted into Insight Toolkit (ITK) itk.Image objects and file formats for image processing.
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Q3-Q4 2021
2022
  • Automated optic nerve sheath measurement
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