[IGSTK-Users] questions on IGSTK
Patrick Cheng
cheng at isis.georgetown.edu
Fri Apr 13 11:19:12 EDT 2007
Hi Yoav Taieb,
IGSTK can read and display ITK Meshes via igstkMeshReader and
igstkMeshObjects.
IGSTK is based on ITK & VTK, so you can write a mixed program very
easily. You can use ITK to read in the images, and use ITK filter to do
some processing, and then pass the resulting ITK mesh to igstkMeshObject
and display it in NeedleBiopsy four views. You can also save any
intermediate results using ITK/VTK writers.
Over all, IGSTK is not designed for image processing and visualization,
and has very restricted APIs. If you want more flexibility in your
application for the purposes you have described. You'd better use ITK +
VTK directly.
You can implement the slice display of CT images like in NeedleBiopsy
using vtkImagePlaneWidget.
Patrick
Yoav Taieb wrote:
> I want to read a CT image, perform some algorithmic processing in itk
> (performing segmentation)
> and display the Mesh to the user in 4 views (like needleBiopsy).
> In order to do so I need a library for development so that I can display
> in a GUI each part of my algorithm results
> (like filters result).
> My questions are:
> a. Should I use IGSTK or it is just for a production library?
> if so here are my questions:
> 1. If I can use IGSTK - how can I present the result of filter? should
> I save it? Is there a way to show it without saving it?
> 2 I can't save the original meta data of my images if i load it with
> igstk readers and writers - how can I do it in igstk.
> If you think I should use other library (like VTK + FLTK):
> 1. What other environment is a good for my purposes?
> 2. Is there a good example of displaying 3d CT images in a 3d display
> (like in NeedleBiopsy)?
>
> Thank you very very much,
>
>
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