Kitware’s Pulse and SOFA teams have been selected as collaborative mentors for the Google Summer of Code this year. The objective of this open source project is to create an … Read More
The power of the open source Pulse physiology platform lies in the ability to simulate whole body patient physiology faster than real-time. Pulse is also a one-stop shop for the … Read More
We have reached the halfway point of the International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare (IMSH) exposition. Here, we are at booth 611, sharing the latest developments to the Pulse Physiology … Read More
From January 13 to January 17, 2018, members of our medical computing team will attend the International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare (IMSH). The meeting is boasted as “the world’s … Read More
Introduction Kitware is happy to introduce the Pulse Physiology Engine, an open-source physiology engine with a public repository for community use, advancement, and collaboration in human physiology simulation research. Pulse … Read More
Introduction This post discusses an application developed by Kitware to analyze and visualize the results produced by the Pulse Physiology Engine using ParaView for the anaphylaxis clinical condition. The Pulse Physiology Engine … Read More
Introduction This blog introduces a clinical application that Kitware is developing to combine physiologic modeling with patient-specific surgical planning. The project integrates a surgical planning tool for treatment of narrowing … Read More