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Last Post 2010-12-18 07:40 PM by stewart. 4 Replies.
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hanif123
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2010-11-24 05:44 AM

Hi,

  Iam new to handling DICOM images as well as clearcanvas. I created a windows form in vs2008 and show the DICOM images in Picture box. Now i want to measure the image from one pixel to another pixel. I know it is possible in CC. But iam little struggle to find the proper solution. 

Can someone help me to sort out this issues..

Little urgent.

Thanks
stewart
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2010-12-06 10:36 AM
Hmm, yeah that's a bit tricky without all the underlying CC support. You must be using an IPresentationImage in order to draw your bitmap, right? If so, just do this:

var overlayProvider = presImg as IOverlayGraphicsProvider;
var lineGraphic;
overlayProvider.OverlayGraphics.Add(lineGraphic = new LinePrimitive());
lineGraphic.Point1 = whatever;
lineGraphic.Point2 = whatever;

var roi = lineGraphic.GetRoi();


The roi tells you how long the line is, in cm or pixels. Also, if you get the bitmap now and put it in your picturebox, it'll have the line on it.

Once that works, you can start getting fancier with your graphics and make it interactive, etc.

Hope this helps,
Stewart
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hanif123
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2010-12-06 08:29 PM
Thanks stewart!

Now i can show the image and measure the area of rectangle in normal mode. Now i want to zoom the picture. While zoom the image, a rectangle draw in somewhere in the image.

See the below code.

LocalSopDataSource _dicomDataSource = new LocalSopDataSource(pdicomFilePath);
ImageSop imageSop = new ImageSop(_dicomDataSource);
int CurrentFrame = imageSop.Frames.Count;

int width = imageSop.Frames[CurrentFrame].Columns;
int height = imageSop.Frames[CurrentFrame].Rows;

Bitmap bmp = null;

IEnumerable images = PresentationImageFactory.Create(imageSop);

foreach (IDicomPresentationImage image in images)
{
ISpatialTransformProvider provider = image as ISpatialTransformProvider;
ImageSpatialTransform transform = (ImageSpatialTransform)provider.SpatialTransform;

transform.ScaleToFit = false;
transform.Scale = pZoomvalue;

CompositeGraphic composite = new CompositeGraphic();


if (pAnnotation == "Rectangle")
{
RectanglePrimitive rect = new RectanglePrimitive();
rect.LineStyle = LineStyle.Dot;
rect.TopLeft = new PointF(currentX1, currentY1);
rect.BottomRight = new PointF(currentX2, currentY2);
rect.Color = Color.Yellow;

RectangularRoi rect1 = new RectangularRoi(rect);
rect1.Units = Units.Pixels ;
label23.Text = "Area : " + Convert.ToString(rect1.Area)+ " px" ;
composite.Graphics.Add(rect);
}
else if (pAnnotation == "Line")
{
LinePrimitive line = new LinePrimitive();
line.LineStyle = LineStyle.Dot;
line.Pt1 = new PointF(currentX1, currentY1);
line.Pt2 = new PointF(currentX2, currentY2);
line.Color = Color.Yellow;
composite.Graphics.Add(line);
}




image.OverlayGraphics.Add(composite);
bmp = image.DrawToBitmap(width, height);
}


pictureBox1.Image = bmp;

}

by the above code, now i want to convert to picture box pixel values to dicom image

Give me better idea to sort out this issues.
stewart
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2010-12-18 07:39 PM

This post should answer your question about picturebox->DICOM image coordinates.
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stewart
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2010-12-18 07:40 PM
In that example, destPoint would be your PictureBox coordinate.
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