Re: manual segmentation CT scans
- From: mauro <mauro.australia@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2007 03:38:09 -0000
On Oct 24, 1:40 am, ImageAnalyst <imageanal...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I think all, or nearly all, image analysis programs will let you do
things like draw lines, points, and areas on images and let you
measure things about the things you drew, like mean gray level or
whatever. Some that come to mind are ImagePro, MATLAB, and ImageJ.
matlab is an excellent idea, but I don't know packages to segment
images. If you know, please tell me!
ImageJ it is not good for my purposes, because I have to give my
program to the radiologist, he should manually segment the image
(mainly draw the contour of an object from one or few slices of the
image from the xy,yz, and xz plan, and give to me the points to
analyse). So I cannot ask to him to use ImageJ!!!
I'm searching the easiest program to do that!
itksnap looks excellent, but it crashes with my DICOM data! I can
reuse part of the code and write mine implementation according to my
needs, but I want to do complete this step as soon as possible. I'm
almost one week dealing with this GUI, first I started with KWWidgets,
but I gave up because too buggy (after the third bug fixed, I deleted
KWWidets :-D )
I infer that you're going to manually segment the image slices via
drawing on the image but you were very vauge about what "those
information" is that you want to measure and save.
yep, but not me: the radiologist have to do that! I want to give him
the program to do this, but since I want the more images segmented as
possible, I want to provide him a really fast approach to segment
(maybe I'll use active contour).
so any suggestion would be appreciated.
.
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