We are happy to announce that a methodological paper describing the toolbox in detail has been accepted in NeuroImage.
The publication can be found here.
The toolbox also received a SciRes/NIF/Nlx ID which can be provided when citing the toolbox: SciRes_000188.
A short presentation of the DBS-localization toolbox was possible at nsas summer school “The Future of Deep Brain Stimulation” in Cortona, Tuscany, Italy was possible and we gained great feedback for further improving the toolbox here. Many thanks go to the organizers of the workshop at this point. Foto by Tora Bonnevie.
The future of Deep Brain Stimulation 2014, Tuscany, Italy, Presentation at Summerschool
We are happy to announce that the first paper including an analysis with LEAD-DBS is online here
Today we added some walkthrough-videos to the website. These show the complete reconstruction procedure of the toolbox in seven easy steps.
We are also constantly working on updating the manual and added some screenshots to the site recently. For all other questions, please feel free to use the forum.
We were able to demonstrate our toolbox live at the poster-presentation of OHBM in Hamburg to interested visitors.
At OHBM Hackathon 2014 @ c-base Berlin, LEAD-DBS was presented to a wider audience for the first time. Together with Tarek Sherif from Montreal, an export function to the web-visualization software Brainbrowser was written, which makes it possible to view localization results on standard web-browsers.
On this website, we will provide you with some information about the LEAD-DBS Matlab toolbox.
