I currently have a set of 500 DICOM image of slides of a rhino's frontal snout and I am specifically interested in its frontal horn for further analysis.
I have tried a lot of software for the conversion but have had no success yet. It would be great if I could use any free software which does the above conversion directly.
Hi Marina, thanks for the reply. I have the above software but don't know the complete usage of it. Can you post the steps if the conversion is successful without any non-manifold faces? Previously I used SEG3D2 to convert it to .nrrd and then used IMAGEVIS2 to convert it into STL, but when I open it in meshlab or meshmixer, it shows large number of non-manifold faces. I have attached the STL file for your reference. Now STL file has to be converted to a 3D solid model.
If you opened in meshlab and it has non-manifold faces, you should try to process it at Netfabb (log in with your MSN information).
https://modelrepair.azurewebsites.net/index.php
Thanks a lot Marina, I will try that option out. You were telling something about Invesalius? I would be thankful for your advice on that
Hi Marina
Thanks a lot for the link. It really solved the issue of non-manifold faces and now the stl file is refined. Thanks again!
Hi Anuj,
Despite of being in Portuguese, this Invesalius tutorial was the best I found. (It is very clear with menus, so take a look, it may help you):
http://www.hardware.com.br/tutoriais/reconstrucao-3d-tomografias/
Did you find an answer? I have the same problem and I don’t know what to do.
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