Tools for visualisation and 3D reconstruction from Medical Scanner DATA ("DICOM medical imaging data") ?
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA1
Hi,
I just went for a scanner, and I was given a CDROM with the scanned data.
The CD contains some windows software (scanvisu174.exe) that I don't
care, a nice and simple HTML interface to visualize included JPG images
of the scan that worked well with firefox, and more interesting stuff:
- - Some hundred images in the "DICOM medical imaging data"
$ file B0054
B0054: DICOM medical imaging data
- - Some meta-informations that looks like spatial coordinates and other
parameters named "serieA.lst" (serieA to G) and a PATOIS.ifo.
Hexing in the DICOM images, it seems that the meta-info are also in the
image data files themself (so the .lst and .ifo are likely redundant).
I also believe that the DICOM images are quite easy to read as images (I
already found some info on the web about this).
But can I get more?
In short, is there any open source software able to read the image files
and associated meta-data and create a 3D model from that ?
Thanks for any informations.
Yannick
- --
_/ Yannick Patois _________________ Address (home) __________________
| irc(undernet): Garp on #france25+ | 1, rue de Bale |
| http://garp.feelingsurfer.net/ | 67100 Strasbourg |
| Tel-home: +(33)(0)3 88 84 88 16 | FRANCE |
| Le Portail des Copains : http://rezo.net |
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.2.1 (GNU/Linux)
Comment: Using GnuPG with Red Hat - http://enigmail.mozdev.org
iD8DBQFDIAFtZY3s/IVpRFIRAvLJAKDSQTV3bAYykdkmvFuL3Y42COs4ogCeMCzG
gXK3dZOLqTOVNyLBZKS02Bk=
=9/Cx
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
Reply to: