Hi,
I have a segemented mask (regions are encoded 0, 1, 2).
I found that the mask can be segmented from image but i don't want to use this segmentation results.
Is there a method to create mesh with segmented results?
Thank you.
Segmented mask to mesh
- David Parker
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Re: Segmented mask to mesh
Hi Sekeun,
I don't quite understand your question.
You generate a image mask identifying an anatomical feature (e.g. vessel lumen) like in the attached picture. But you don't want to create a segmentation based on the just the mask? You would like to use the mask as a guide for the segmentation? If so then you could add the mask to your original image data and that would allow you to create a segmentation incorporating the mask and original image data.
Cheers,
Dave
I don't quite understand your question.
You generate a image mask identifying an anatomical feature (e.g. vessel lumen) like in the attached picture. But you don't want to create a segmentation based on the just the mask? You would like to use the mask as a guide for the segmentation? If so then you could add the mask to your original image data and that would allow you to create a segmentation incorporating the mask and original image data.
Cheers,
Dave
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- sekeun kim
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Re: Segmented mask to mesh
Thank you for replying.
I mean i want to create 3d volume mesh to do the fluid simulation.
I have segmented mask which is encoded 0, 1. (512*512*400)
Is there a way to create volume mesh using this segmented mask in simvascular? (or any other program)
I mean i want to create 3d volume mesh to do the fluid simulation.
I have segmented mask which is encoded 0, 1. (512*512*400)
Is there a way to create volume mesh using this segmented mask in simvascular? (or any other program)
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- David Parker
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Re: Segmented mask to mesh
Hi Sekeun,
You can create a segmentation of a binary image using the level set 2D segmentation method in SimVascular. You can then create a surface from the segmentation and generate a finite element mesh that can be used for a cfd simulation.
Cheers,
Dave
You can create a segmentation of a binary image using the level set 2D segmentation method in SimVascular. You can then create a surface from the segmentation and generate a finite element mesh that can be used for a cfd simulation.
Cheers,
Dave