Stealth™ tractography software
 

Stealth™ tractography is software used with the StealthStation™ S8
navigation system to enhance visualization during brain surgery.

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Overview

Go beyond DTI with Stealth™ tractography

Stealth™ tractography implements both standard diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) and enhanced constrained spherical deconvolution (CSD) techniques:

  • Tractography modeling is built into the Stealth™ S8 cranial application.
  • Enhanced CSD visualization better resolves crossing fibers and better identifies white matter tracts in presence of edema compared to diffusion tensor imaging (DTI).
  • Stealth tractography displays enhanced, more anatomically complete fiber tracts in context to relevant structures and relationships.
  • The technology allows you to explore safe corridors and margins to reduce neurological impact.

Product details

CSD tractography better resolves crossing fibers compared to DTI

Display more complete fiber tracks compared to standard DTI.

Probabilistic fiber tracking and a higher-order model of diffusion enables identification of multiple fiber directions in a voxel to address crossing fibers limitation of the DTI technique.

DTI has limitations in building fiber tracts when edema is present

Visualization of brain fibers with CSD imaging
Visualization of brain fibers with DTI imaging

CSD performs better even in the presence of edema, compared to diffusion tensor imaging (DTI).

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