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## Slicer-Liver Extension Usage
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The extension is separated in the following three sections:
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The extension is separated in the following five sections:
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- Distance Map Computation: projection of the safety margins in real-time onto the resection surface, which allows the user to modify the resection proposal until the safety requirement are met.
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- Resections: computation of the first approximation (planar Bézier) of the resection surface which can be subsequently modified through 16 control points.
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2.**Vascular Territory**:
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- Create a new territory ID.
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3.**Segmentation**:
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- Select the segmentation node representing the hepatic/portal vessels.
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- Select the segmentation node representing the hepatic/portal vessels, and a new Point List for marking `Vessel points` will be created automatically.
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4.**Hide Unnecessary Segments**:
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- Use the `Show/Hide` button to hide the liver and/or tumor segmentation nodes if they obstruct the view. This step is not required for creating centerlines on vessel branches but can improve visibility.
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5.**Vessel Points**:
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- Create a new Point List for `Vessel points`.
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- Click the arrow button next to `Vessel points` and place fixed landmark points on the hepatic/portal segmentation. These points will be used to extract the centerlines of user-defined vessel branches.
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- Place landmark points on the hepatic/portal segmentation. These points will be added to `Vessel points` and used to extract the centerlines of user-defined vessel branches.
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6.**Add Vessel Centerline**:
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- After placing the points, click `Add Vessel Centerline` to generate the centerlines.
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7.**Calculate Vascular Territory Segmentation**:
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7.**Create multiple Vascular Territories**
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- Repeat step 1-6 to create multiple Vascular Territories.
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8.**Calculate Vascular Territory Segmentation**:
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- Once all points are placed and centerlines are added, click `Calculate Vascular Territory Segmentation` to compute the liver segments.
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