Body outline on MRI

TotalSegmentator MRI outlines the body on an MRI scan as two structures, the trunk and the extremities, which together cover the body within the field of view. Researchers use them to scale organ and muscle volumes to body size, follow trunk volume alongside weight, and clear the background from a data set.

Find answers to research questions like: How does trunk volume relate to body weight and body mass index? Do trunk and extremity volumes change at different rates over time? Which size measure scales organ volumes best?

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Axial slice of abdominal MRI, outlined: Body trunc — Axial

Sagittal slice of abdominal MRI, outlined: Body trunc — Sagittal

Coronal slice of abdominal MRI, outlined: Body trunc — Coronal

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Body trunc

Also finds: Body extremities

Example scan: abdominal MRI, AMOS dataset