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Wednesday, February 1, 2023 | 1PM EST

If you use MIM, you are likely using MIM workflows.  They are essentially MIM’s scripting environment that allows users the flexibility to customize their experience and standardize their data flow within MIM.  In recent version updates, we’ve improved a lot of our default workflows by making them more robust and more flexible for users.  =

In this webinar, we will specifically cover the new default workflows contained in MIM 7.2+, including the Universal Dose accumulation, Universal Dose Accumulation with BED, and Universal Registration workflows, CT Bone contouring and CT Contour Post-Processing.  These new workflows are designed to save you time and make each process more efficient.  

Learning Objectives:

Attendees will be introduced to MIM’s 7.2 default workflows and will be able to load and use the workflows in their daily routine.

• How to import the workflows
• When to run the workflows
• How to run the workflows

Wednesday, March 1, 2023 | 1PM EST

Image registration has become increasingly important in the treatment planning process. Historically, clinicians might register a single modality to a planning CT to help guide their target delineation or contouring of OAR's. However, as image registration tools have become more robust, these same clinicians are in need of advanced rigid and deformable registrations, multi-modality registrations, dose accumulation, and respiratory tracking tools.

This session will include an overview of different types of rigid and deformable (non-rigid) image registration methodology. Attendees will review clinical applications of these different registration methods such as image-guided tumor targeting, adaptive radiotherapy, dose accumulation, and 4D CT. The importance of registration QA will be examined as well as the different tools used for evaluation of the deformable registration

Learning Objectives:

Attendees will learn the basics behind registration and what it can be used for clinically.  This will include a basic understanding of both Rigid and deformable.  We will also discuss limitations and common pitfalls with registration QA, and finally we will make sure we are comfortable QAing our registrations within MIM so that we provide the highest quality registration possible.

• What is registration?
• Why do I need to register images?
• What applications are registrations used for?
• How to perform registrations within MIM
• How to evaluate registrations for accuracy