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Once you've loaded your data, you can also volume render it. (See the
VTK/VolumeRendering directory for the appropriate mappers.)<br>
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- Amy<br>
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Anja Ende wrote:
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cite="mid1f5d2b4f0609270514l74093deehcd8337f79d527574@mail.gmail.com"
type="cite">Hi Ana,<br>
<br>
To read a DICOM volume, simply use..<br>
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vtkDICOMImageReader * reader = vtkDICOMImageReader::New();<br>
reader->SetDirectoryName("/path/to/the/dicom/directory");<br>
reader->Update();<br>
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You can then display it using vtkImageViewer or vtkImageViewer2 object.
Tons of example on this site.<br>
<br>
Cheers,<br>
<br>
Anja<br>
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