A fast desktop viewer for medical volumes and meshes — MRI, CT, segmentations, simulation meshes.
Tetravox is an advanced high-performance medical viewer that can handle both voxelized volumes and finite-element meshes. It reads MRI and CT, label maps and atlases, cortical surfaces and tetrahedral meshes, and renders them with its own Rust-and-WebGL2 engine, so large meshes and 4D volumees renders instantenously.
It was built for neuroimaging first — segmented head models, atlases, and simulated tES or TMS fields checked against the anatomy they were computed on — but nothing in it is head-specific. A chest CT with organ labels or a lumbar MRI with per-vertebra segmentations opens exactly the same way.
Tetravox is MIT licensed.
Contributions are welcome; start with CONTRIBUTING.md.