Automatic Segmentation of Head and Neck Cancer using Multi-Modality Fusion
Deep learning segmentation pipeline combining CT and PET volumes for head and neck squamous cell carcinoma, with contour export compatible with RT planning systems.
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Tecvico is free, open-source software for visualization, processing, segmentation, registration, fusion, and analysis of medical images — with IBSI-compliant radiomics feature extraction built in.
Comprehensive tools for medical imaging research, standardized and reproducible.
Standardized image filtering techniques compliant with IBSI 2.0 guidelines.
Comfortable, professional medical image viewer with multi-modality support.
Handcrafted radiomics feature generation standardized by IBSI 1.0.
NIFTI, DICOM, NRRD, and more — comprehensive multi-format support.
Advanced image registration, fusion, and standardized SUV conversion.
Full RT struct support for radiation oncology workflows and research.
Explore Tecvico's powerful interface, workflow builder, and multi-modal image viewer.
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Tecvico provides a user-friendly interface and a wide range of tools, allowing researchers to perform complex data analysis without extensive technical knowledge or programming expertise.
Tecvico integrates a vast collection of tools and resources from various domains of healthcare and medical imaging research in a common, unified environment.
Tecvico offers flexibility in terms of tool optimization and workflow customization to match your specific research requirements.
Improve usability, reusability, and reproducibility (URR) through a workflow management system that allows researchers to easily create, share, and reuse analysis pipelines.
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A major upgrade from the original SERA platform, Tecvico delivers a visual, standardized environment for end-to-end radiomics analysis with IBSI-compliant feature extraction and reproducible workflow sharing.
Deep learning segmentation pipeline combining CT and PET volumes for head and neck squamous cell carcinoma, with contour export compatible with RT planning systems.
Radiomics and deep learning fusion models trained on multi-center cohorts to predict TNM staging from pre-treatment PET/CT imaging with cross-validation.
Hybrid architecture combining handcrafted radiomics features with 3D CNN representations for overall survival prediction in oropharyngeal cancer patients.
Systematic evaluation of tensor-based radiomics features for inter-scanner reproducibility in NSCLC, establishing harmonization protocols before model training.
Standardizing PET/CT radiomics extraction across four hospital sites with IBSI 2.0 compliance review and remediation plan.
Secure web dashboard for monitoring recruitment, imaging QC, and milestone completion across two active oncology trials.
One-click export of segmented lesions and IBSI feature tables from Tecvico into downstream R analysis with full audit logging.
Journal-compliant figures, methods appendix, and reproducibility checklist for a multi-center head and neck radiomics paper.
Batch effect assessment and ComBat harmonization strategy across three hospital PET/CT scanner vendors before radiomics model training.
Every preprocessing filter and radiomics extractor validated against Image Biomarker Standardization Initiative reference implementations.
Harmonize SUV conversion, scanner protocols, and batch effects across international clinical trial imaging sites before model training.
Integrated viewer and registration tools for combined modality oncology studies with RT struct overlay and quantitative SUV reporting.
Share executable analysis pipelines with collaborators — ensuring identical results across institutions and publication peer review.
Tecvico has been developing since 2021 by the Quantitative Radiomolecular Imaging and Therapy (Qurit) lab & program at the University of British Columbia & BC Cancer Research Institute, Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Learn MoreTecvico is made possible by the support of leading research institutions and organizations.
Faculty of Medicine and the Department of Integrative Oncology.
Supporting cutting-edge radiomics and medical imaging research in Vancouver, BC.