I would try the "itk::ImageSliceIteratorWithIndex". Just set in the
slices 24 to 55 all the pixelvalues = 0.
There is maybe some other higher-performance possibility, but this one
should also work.

Roman

guoyanmin wrote:
>
> hallo everybody
> i have one question, i have the Image daten with different slices, for
> example slice 0 to slice 125, each slice has segmentation or without
> segmentattion, if the slice has the segmentation then this slice has
> the pixelvalue >0, if without the segmentation also, the pixelvalue=0,
> now i have image daten from slice 23 to slice 56 with segmentation,
> but i want only the slice 23 and slice 56 to keep the segmentation,
> the another slices use keep segmentation not any more.
> anybody can tell me, how i can set the another image with pixelvalue
> with 0, that means, how i can delete the segmentation from the slice?
>
> now i use this class to extract one sliceImage
> ExtractImageFilter::Pointer extractor= ExtractImageFilter::New();
> extractor->SetInput( m_Segmentation );
> extractor->SetSliceDimension( sliceDimension );
> extractor->SetSliceIndex( Index );
> extractor->SetTimeStep( timeStep );
> extractor->Update();
> SliceImage = extractor->GetOutput();
>
>
>
>
>
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