@inproceedings{PB-VRVis-2019-011,
author = {Stanzl, Verena and Zopf, Lydia M. and Geyer, Stefan H. and Swiadek, Nicole and Zinnanti, Jelena and Slezak, Paul and Weninger, Wolfgang J. and Walter, Andreas and B{\"u}hler, Katja},
title = {An Open-Source Pipeline for Correlation and Visualization
  of Multi-Modal Multi-Scale Imaging Data in Tumor
  Vascularization.},
year = {2019},
booktitle = {EMIM 2019 (abstract and poster)},
editor = {n.n.},
url = {https://www.vrvis.at/publications/PB-VRVis-2019-011},
abstract = {Activating angiogenesis is one of the main indicators of  cancer supporting rapid tumor growth and metastasis. Current  treatment strategies aim at inhibiting tumor neo-angiogenesis,  but tumor vessels are disorganized, leaky and dysfunctional.  To understand how tumors instruct the formation and maintenance  of blood vessels, we apply ultra-high field MRI, µCT and HREM to  a xenograft mouse model and correlate the tumor vessels. The  proposed open source visualization pipeline supports the  analysis of angiogenesis by depicting the different vessels and  anatomical context in a single model.},
}