Hi, Raouia:
First, you use DICOM Import to transfer your DICOM file to the Nifti
file format, and then segmentation it. After segmentation, choose
Render->Xtract Surface, and then you will get the 3D results.
Wish it helps!
Huiguang He
On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 8:35 PM, Raouia Ayachi <[log in to unmask]>wrote:
> Hi experts,
>
> I have 23 transversal in series slices (4 mm) , 19 sagittal in series
> slices
> ( 3 mm) and 23 coronal in series slices ( 3 mm) . All of that in the T2
> modality produced by the IRM for the same subject. They have the DICOM
> formal.
>
> In fact, I would like to reconstruct these slices into a volume using the
> Import DICOM of SPM. How can I do this?
>
> In the SPM5 manual, it isn't explained.
>
> Experts, Could you please help me to do this step.
>
> -Which slice I have to choose?
> -How many slices should be used?
> -does different slice thickness affect the reconstruction?
>
> Really, any suggestion is wellcome.
>
> Thanks for you in advance.
>
