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mercure-totalsegmentator


Mercure module to deploy TotalSegmentator tool for segmentation of 104 classes in CT images. This module runs as a docker container in mercure, it can be added to an existing mercure installation using docker tag : mercureimaging/mercure-totalsegmentator.
The current version of the module is configured to run the TotalSegmentator at at lower resolution (3mm) so it is CPU compatible. To run at high resolution, minor code edits are required to remove the --fast TotalSegmentator option and to enable GPU processing if desired.


Installation


Add module to existing Mercure installation

Follow instructions on Mercure website on how to add a new module. Use the docker tag mercureimaging/mercure-totalsegmentator.


Install new Mercure test environment and deploy totalsegmentator module


Install virtual box and vagrant and follow jupyter notebook tutorial tutorial_mercure-totalsegmentator.ipynb (less than 1hr to complete).


Build module for local testing and development

  1. Clone repo.
  2. Build Docker container locally by running make (modify makefile with new docker tag as needed).
  3. Test container :
    docker run -it -v /input_data:/input -v /output_data:/output --env MERCURE_IN_DIR=/input --env MERCURE_OUT_DIR=/output *docker-tag*

Output


Segmentations are written to specified output directory in three different formats :

  • DICOM RTSTRUCT ( with segmentated VOI volume ( mm3 ) in description field )
  • DICOM SEG
  • DICOM RGB ( with masks of each VOI overlaid )


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Acknowledgments


MAP operators and code adapted from GSTT-CSC TotalSegmentator-AIDE repository: https://github.com/GSTT-CSC/TotalSegmentator-AIDE

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