InVesalius is a free, open-source medical imaging application designed for three-dimensional reconstruction from computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging scans. It converts sequences of two-dimensional DICOM images into detailed anatomical models. The software supports medical image visualization, segmentation, and measurement through an interactive graphical environment. Users can isolate tissues using threshold ranges, watershed segmentation, and manual editing tools. It provides high-quality volume rendering and three-dimensional surface generation for examining anatomical structures. Reconstructed models can be exported in formats such as STL, OBJ, and PLY for further processing or 3D printing. Available for Windows, macOS, and Linux, InVesalius supports medical research, education, and anatomical visualization workflows.
Features
- Three-dimensional anatomical reconstruction from CT and MRI DICOM image sequences
- Medical image segmentation using tissue thresholds, watershed algorithms, and manual editing
- Interactive volume rendering with customizable visualization presets and cropping planes
- Linear, angular, surface volume, and anatomical structure measurement tools
- Three-dimensional model export to STL, OBJ, PLY, VRML, and other formats
- Medical image manipulation with zoom, rotation, contrast adjustment, and volume reorientation