Debian Med Oncology packages

Dicompyler is an extensible, fully open source radiation therapy research platform based on the DICOM standard. It also functions as a cross-platform DICOM RT viewer.

Features:

• Import CT Images, DICOM RT structure set, RT dose and RT plan files
• Extensible plugin system with included plugins:
  • 2D image viewer with dose and structure overlay
  • Dose volume histogram viewer with the ability to analyze DVH parameters
  • DICOM data tree viewer
  • Patient anonymizer

Orthanc-WSI brings support of whole-slide imaging for digital pathology into Orthanc, the lightweight, RESTful Vendor Neutral Archive for medical imaging.

This package contains two command-line tools to convert whole-slide images to and from DICOM. Support for proprietary file formats is available through OpenSlide. The package also contains an Orthanc plugin to display such DICOM images by any standard Web browser. The implementation follows DICOM Supplement 145.

SiMRiSC is simulation model for breast cancer screening. It was originally designed by Marcel Greuter around 2010, and then updated by Chris de Jonge in 2015. This current version is a complete rewrite of the original sources by Frank B. Brokken.

This package provides a Python3 library of core radiation therapy modules for DICOM / DICOM RT used by dicompyler. It includes:

• dicomparser: parse DICOM objects in an easy-to-use manner
• dvh: Pythonic access to dose volume histogram (DVH) data
• dvhcalc: Independent DVH calculation using DICOM RT Dose & RT Structure Set

The Prism project is a long term project to build software tools for radiation therapy planning, including artificial intelligence tools as well as manual simulation systems.

PLanUNC (PLUNC) is a portable, adaptable, and extensible set of software tools for radiotherapy treatment planning (RTP) that has been under active development in the Department of Radiation Oncology at the University of North Carolina (UNC) for approximately 20 years. In 1992, development work branched into separate paths at UNC (PLanUNC) and Sherouse Systems, Inc. (GRATISTM). The current UNC tools encompass the full range of RTP functions including image importing and processing, virtual simulation, dose calculation, plan evaluation, and planning for intensity modulated radiotherapy. PLanUNC source code and related software are licensed without fee to qualified facilities to support research involving new methods for planning and delivering radiation therapy, and to support RTP training for dosimetrists, physicists, radiation therapists, and radiation oncology residents.