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Inorton at 22:19, 28 September 2010

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We scanned a phantom (plastic skull) in a water bag with contrast agent mixed into water. This gives the outline of the skull as dark, whereas the water enhances. In order to be used in the navigation system, need to make background dark (~0), and plastic area light in an intensity range similar to tissue.

Here are the steps used to create:

1) segment the phantom dicom series number 8 (T2 sequence) using Seg3D.
First used threshold selection to get the outline; then manually
deleted spots at which there was a bridge between (~0 intensity) skull
voxels and exterior voxels (in frame but outside plastic/water; also 0); also cleaned up extraneous things
where were obviously not skull; then ran a connected component filter to
grab only the connected skull voxels. Then did "Export Segmentation",
and re-loaded as Volume (binary mask at this point). Applied Gaussian
Distortion filter to image.

2) From Seg3D, saved image as nrrd, then loaded in Slicer. Used the
Converters->Reorient Images module to change orientation to RPI (because
Analyze only supports this and 2 other orientations; when I first tried
writing Analyze, the orientation came out wrong).

3) Saved image as Analyze pair from Slicer (hdr/img). Reloaded to check
that orientation was correct.

4a) Loaded resulting image in matlab using spm commands. The output from
step (1) is in range [0,1] so multiplied by 3000 to get values which
roughly correspond to what we would get for a patient scan (0.9 -> 2700
which is a little high but ok).

4b) Ran resulting image through matlab script which takes Analyze data
and makes a DICOM series by concatenating each slice data onto the
original DICOM headers (from which the Analyze was originally created).

5) Loaded script output series in Seg3D to check against original (the
Slicer dicom reader is broken and would not read these DICOMs correctly.
Seg3D and BL read fine).

Then I took data to BrainLab planning station on USB stick and loaded
using patXfer to create a patient plan for "phantom". The model images
linked above were generated by BL iPlan without intervention.

[[Image:SS1.png]]

[[Image:SS2.png]]

[[Image:SS3.png]]

[[Image:SS4.png]]

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−	We scanned a phantom (plastic skull) in a water bag with contrast agent mixed into water. This gives the outline of the skull as dark, whereas the water enhances. In order to be used in the navigation system, need to make background dark (~0), and plastic area light in an intensity range similar to tissue.

−	~~Here are the steps used to create:~~
−
−	~~1) segment the phantom dicom series number 8 (T2 sequence) using Seg3D.~~
−	~~First used threshold selection to get the outline; then manually~~
−	~~deleted spots at which there was a bridge between (~0 intensity) skull~~
−	~~voxels and exterior voxels (in frame but outside plastic/water; also 0); also cleaned up extraneous things~~
−	~~where were obviously not skull; then ran a connected component filter to~~
−	~~grab only the connected skull voxels. Then did "Export Segmentation",~~
−	~~and re-loaded as Volume (binary mask at this point). Applied Gaussian~~
−	~~Distortion filter to image.~~
−
−	~~2) From Seg3D, saved image as nrrd, then loaded in Slicer. Used the~~
−	~~Converters->Reorient Images module to change orientation to RPI (because~~
−	~~Analyze only supports this and 2 other orientations; when I first tried~~
−	~~writing Analyze, the orientation came out wrong).~~
−
−	~~3) Saved image as Analyze pair from Slicer (hdr/img). Reloaded to check~~
−	~~that orientation was correct.~~
−
−	~~4a) Loaded resulting image in matlab using spm commands. The output from~~
−	~~step (1) is in range [0,1] so multiplied by 3000 to get values which~~
−	~~roughly correspond to what we would get for a patient scan (0.9 -> 2700~~
−	~~which is a little high but ok).~~
−
−	~~4b) Ran resulting image through matlab script which takes Analyze data~~
−	~~and makes a DICOM series by concatenating each slice data onto the~~
−	~~original DICOM headers (from which the Analyze was originally created).~~
−
−	~~5) Loaded script output series in Seg3D to check against original (the~~
−	~~Slicer dicom reader is broken and would not read these DICOMs correctly.~~
−	~~Seg3D and BL read fine).~~
−
−	~~Then I took data to BrainLab planning station on USB stick and loaded~~
−	~~using patXfer to create a patient plan for "phantom". The model images~~
−	~~linked above were generated by BL iPlan without intervention.~~
−
−	~~[[Image:inorton_Phantom_SS1.png]]~~
−
−	~~[[Image:inorton_Phantom_SS2.png]]~~
−
−	~~[[Image:inorton_Phantom_SS3.png]]~~
−
−	~~[[Image:inorton_Phantom_SS4.png]]~~

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 linked above were generated by BL iPlan without intervention.
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-[[Image:SS3.png]]
+[[Image:inorton_Phantom_SS3.png]]
-[[Image:SS4.png]]
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