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    • Brain lesion removal is challenging due to proximity to critical neural structures.
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    • Efficient data visualization is crucial for diagnosis, treatment planning, and understanding brain function.

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    • To create an extensible, user-friendly platform for advanced neurological data analysis.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed algorithms for multiple volume of interest specified DTI fiber dynamic visualization.
    • Integrated DTI fiber visualization with a volume rendering pipeline for multimodality data.
    • Utilized depth texture indexing and GPU acceleration for real-time fiber tract detection and manipulation.

    Main Results:

    • Successfully displayed and interactively manipulated DTI fiber tracts alongside functional MRI, T1/T2-weighted, and angiographic imaging data.
    • Implemented GPU-accelerated computing for dynamic neurological data visualization.
    • Created an object-oriented software platform with a comprehensive human-computer interface.

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    • The developed techniques offer powerful tools for computer-aided neurological disease diagnosis.
    • Enhanced visualization aids in detailed brain structure exploration and cognitive neuroscience research.
    • The software platform provides a transparent, extensible solution for neurological data analysis.