Dr. Noz Would you have any examples that you would be willing to put somewhere that people could look at? A dataset and the network would be wonderful.
Thanks, Dan > > Murat, > > I've done lots of volume rendering with medical images including MR > and CT. I presume you have the slices in DICOM format. The way I do > it, I put the data part of the images in one file, and then compose a > header suitable for a dx file in another (file.dx, file.bin). David > Reddy (www.radio-logic.com) has a converter (InterFormat) from DICOM > to dx. Then when you read the images in with the import module, you > then have to "stack" the set using the "Stack" function. Then > everything works as usual in dx which. by the way, has a volume > renderer based on an algorithm called "Alligator" which is somewhat > better than "Marching Cubes" - see > > Kalvin, A.D., Cutting, C.B., Haddad, B., Noz, M.E., > Constructing Topologically Connected Surfaces for the > Comprehensive Analysis of 3D Medical Structures, > SPIE, Medical Imaging V, 1445:247-258, February, 1991. > > Alan Kalvin works for IBM ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). > > I hope this helps. > > Marilyn > > >
