[Insight-users] Seamless VTK-ITK pipeline connection
jleandro
jleandro at vision.ime.usp.br
Sun Apr 11 22:07:12 EDT 2010
Hi, Theodore
By the way, is it possible to adapt the vtkKWImageIO class for reading
ordinary image series (tif, jpg, bmp, png, etc). I would like to read a
series of .tiff microscopy images with VTK, so that I could build a volume
afterwards.
Hugs
Luis Ibanez wrote:
>
>
> Hi Theodore,
>
> Yes, the vtkKWImageIO class can read DICOM Series.
>
> Please look at the methods:
>
> void SetDirectory( const std::string & directory );
> void ReadImageSeries();
>
> When you pass the filename of a DICOM slice to this
> class, and then call ReadImageSeries(), the classs
> will find the series of the DICOM file, and collect
> all other slices of the same series from that directory.
>
>
> Regards,
>
>
> Luis
>
>
>
> ----------------------
> Mutanga Theodore wrote:
>> Hello there
>>
>> I was reading the Seamless VTK-ITK pipeline connection contribution on
>> the
>> Insight Journal and I am wondering if you have any demonstration of a
>> pipeline with how this can be used to read a DICOM series.
>>
>> I have implemented a pipeline based on the Medical Image Example and I
>> read in a dicom series using ITK series reader , then I connect to VTK
>> and
>> try to display the 3D image. What happens now is that if I pass output
>> directly from connection to viewer I get a segmentation fault but if I
>> first write connection output to file (.vti) and then read it with XML
>> file reader and then pass the readers output to viewer, everthing works
>> well.
>> Do you have any idea what is going on ? Why can't I view the output
>> directly from the connector ?
>>
>> Hope to hear from you.
>>
>> T.
>>
>>
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