Reducing jagged appearance of head CT mesh

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Katherine Beaulieu 2019-8-13

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编辑： Katherine Beaulieu 2019-8-13

Hi Everyone,

I am segmenting the skull from a head CT and there are very little slices (ranging form 50-65) with pixel dimensions in the z-direction rangin from 2.5-3.5. I've attached a picture of what my current mesh looks like after applying isosurface to my binary array. I've tried smoothing with the sgolayfilt function in the second dimension as shown in my code below. If anyone has ever encountered this issue before, what did you to address it? I need the smoothing to happen on the mask rather than the image as my segmentation method isn't designed for large datasets in the third dimension.

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for i = 1:size(skull_mask,2)
    current_slice_skull = squeeze(double(skull_mask(:,i,:)));
    y1 = sgolayfilt(current_slice_skull,3,11);
    new_resized_skull(:,i,:) = y1;
end

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Answer 1

Sean de Wolski 2019-8-13

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Look at using smooth3 on the volume first before calling isosurface().

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Katherine Beaulieu 2019-8-13

编辑：Katherine Beaulieu 2019-8-13

That seems to be working - thanks for the quick response! I've attached a picture of the result with the parameters that worked for my case for anyone looking at this after-the-fact!

W = smooth3(outer_boundary_mask,'box',25);

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