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11. 3D Reconstruction of Sources Displaying Organs 1. In the 3D Tools, click the Organs tab. 162 Table 11.7 Organ atlases Atlas Description Mouse Atlas-Female or Male 2. Confirm that the surface is in the perspective view (click the button or press the R key). 3. Choose the Render Organs option. Male or female in a dorsal or ventral orientation. Atlas includes organs only, no skeleton. CT-Female or Male Male or female in dorsal, ventral, or lateral orientation. Atlas includes organs and skeleton. Table 11.8 3D tools, Organs tab Item Description Organs Choose this option to enable the selection and display of organs on the surface. Organ database Choose the male or female organ database from the drop-down list. Organs A list of the organs in the selected organ database. Select the organ(s) that you want to display on the surface. Reset Click to display the selected organs in their default positions. Click to select all organs in the database and display them on the surface. Click to clear the selected organs and remove all organ diagrams from the surface. Update scene Click to display the selected organs on the surface.
<strong>Living</strong> <strong>Image</strong> ® Software User’s Manual Manually Adjusting the Scale or Location of Organs 4. Select an organ atlas. - All of the organs in the selected atlas appear on the surface. 5. To co-register the digital organs and the surface: a. Click the Fit organs to the mouse button . b. On the drop-down list that appears, click a button to choose an option: Rigid registration - Performs linear transformation, but keeps the shape of the atlas surface. NOTE Full registration - Performs linear transformation and volume deformation. For an optimum fit when there is a large difference between the orientation or size of the atlas organs and surface, first use the transformation tool to manually register the surface and atlas organs, then click the or tool to automatically fit the organs. (For more details on manual registration, see below.) 6. If necessary, adjust the opacity of the organs using the slider or enter a number in the box. The organs are easier to view if you do not select Skin in the Organs list. 7. To clear all organs from the surface, click the Deselect All button . To remove a specific organ, remove the check mark next to the organ name. 8. To display a specific organ(s), choose the organ name. To display all organs on the surface, click the Select All button . NOTE If you manually change the location, orientation, or scale of an organ(s), you can click Reset to restore the default size and position of the selected organs. 1. Follow step1 to step 4 above. 2. Click the Transform tool button - The transform tool appears. . 163
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