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Hi, sorry for the slow reply.

I'm afraid ImageVis doesn't have any segmentation capabilities. You can use
the volume expressions / combinations to filter a volume with a segmentation
that you have, though.

But what you probably want is to just try out Seg3D, the SCI Institute's tool
for segmentation. It has some semi-automatic methods you may find useful.

HTH,

-tom

On April 3, 2015 10:49:28 AM GMT+02:00,

wrote:
>Hi there ImageVis users
>
>I currently use Slicer and VMTK.
>
>- At the moment have a project segmenting large numbers of abdominal
>aortic
>aneurysms
>- this is performed on CT angio data
>- it's important that I accurately segment any main branches from the
>aorta,
>and the early/proximal branches of these main branches
>
>Currently I perform some volume rendering in Slicer, and threshold out
>a model
>to get a rough idea of the vessels that're present prior to performing
>the
>segmentation in VMTK. However more often than not neither of these
>methods
>show the small branches or early branches, so I'm left going through
>the CT
>slice-by-slice, carefully looking for vessels this way.
>
>I was hoping that ImagVis may have improved volume rendering
>capabilities for
>this sort of work. Is anyone able to advise if this is likely to be the
>case,
>and offer some tips for this?
>
>Hope to hear,
>T

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