- Acquire your 3D image and use segmentation tools to segment the region of interest containing the structure you are interested in.
- Generate mesh. In MATLAB you can use “generateMesh” for that.
- Use the transformation matrix to transform the pixel coordinates from the image space to the mesh space.
How to go from a coordinate in a 3D slicer software to a coordinate on the new STL
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I was wanting to take a 3D image and use a 3D slicer tool (ITKSNAP, 3D Object Slicer, or any other reccomended software) to obtain a new mesh file.
How could I design a pipeline to go from a coordinate of a specific pixel in a 3D image to identifying the coordinates of the same pixel on a mesh generated from the original 3D image?
Thanks
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Anurag
2023 年 11 月 24 日
Hi Andrew,
I understand that you want to generate and identify the coordinates of 3D of pixels on a mesh generated from the original 3D image.
Refer to the pipeline below for doing the same:
Example in MATLAB using NIfTL Header information:
% Load NIfTI image
image = load_nii('path/to/your/image.nii');
% Voxel coordinates
voxel_coords = [i, j, k];
% Apply transformation to get physical world coordinates
world_coords = image.hdr.hist.qform * [voxel_coords, 1]';
In this example, image.hdr.hist.qform is the transformation matrix stored in the NIfTI header.
"World_coords" now represent the physical world coordinates.
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Anurag
Please refer to the below documentation to know more about the “generateMesh” and further readings:
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