jophuds
Electrical
- Mar 3, 2003
- 14
Hi all,
I'll quickly explain the project I'm working on and apologise for my lack of expierence in this area!
I'm hoping to design a mammographic phantom for QA in a hospital. I've done some work already and I know what matieral I'm going to use and what depth of matieral I need to mimic a certain depth of tissue and create an appropriate grey level on a medical film.
The problem is basically how do I convert a 2-D mammogram, which represents depth in grey level, into a 3-D model (which I must then convert to STL, but thats not the current problem!) of depth of the matieral I wish to use.
I can multiply every pixel by an factor and it will then be the depth of matieral I need at that point but I'm lost as to how to construct a 3-d model in this manner.
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Joe Gallagher
I'll quickly explain the project I'm working on and apologise for my lack of expierence in this area!
I'm hoping to design a mammographic phantom for QA in a hospital. I've done some work already and I know what matieral I'm going to use and what depth of matieral I need to mimic a certain depth of tissue and create an appropriate grey level on a medical film.
The problem is basically how do I convert a 2-D mammogram, which represents depth in grey level, into a 3-D model (which I must then convert to STL, but thats not the current problem!) of depth of the matieral I wish to use.
I can multiply every pixel by an factor and it will then be the depth of matieral I need at that point but I'm lost as to how to construct a 3-d model in this manner.
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Joe Gallagher