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Re: Medical Imaging Question [message #16578] Fri, 06 August 1999 00:00 Go to previous message
davidf is currently offline  davidf
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Larry Busse (ljb@ljbdev.com) writes:

> In MR and CT, images are usually displayed with a gray map that is
> appropriate for the particular area being imaged or diagnostic
> procedure. The look-up tables are sometimes referred to as
> "lung-window", or "bone-window", or "soft-tissue-window". These
> correspond to different window/level settings where
> window = (WhiteValue - BlackValue) and
> level = (WhiteValue + BlackValue)/2.

Let me see if I understand this correctly. Are you saying
that I might have sliders that would select a "window" of
data. Say between the values of 1000 and 3500, and that
what I would see on my display would be something like
this:

TV, BytScl(image, Max=3500, Min=100, Top=!D.Table_Size-1)

In other words, the gray scale values could be a portion
or window onto the entire data universe. If this is so,
how do you usually implement such a sliding window into
your data?

Many thanks to all (including bashful e-mail senders)
for their comments. :-)

Cheers,

David
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