CT Scan DICOM Files to 3D [HD]

[@pandarzzz]

Thank You for sharing this informative video~! 😃 Greatly learned... Subscribed!

[@AA-nf2jl]

Thanks for this video

[@annakaminska6371]

Many thanks! How can one colour different bones with different colours? For 3D printing. And also how to separate different bones? Ie femoral head from pelvis?

[@nebulousflynn]

Separating bone geometry and adding different colour materials could be done by importing the output mesh into Blender or another 3D editor.

[@boooringlearning]

many thanks

[@joshs2444]

Is this possible to do with a windows computer? What program to download and is the step tutorial the same?

[@nebulousflynn]

Slicer is available for Windows buy I have not used it recently download.slicer.org/

[@glizik]

Very good video, thanks for the video! I tried to copy what you did but my results were not as good as yours. Maybe the resolution is too low. I sent you a private email.

[@harshapraneeth5518]

hi thomas i want to edit some DICON images could you be of some help

[@nebulousflynn]

harsha praneeth my knowledge of dicom files is limited to the information in this video

[@ritageraghty4404]

You could help many doctors with their enquiries on 3D softwares and file conversions.

[@nebulousflynn]

I'd be happy to - hopefully this video is a good start :)

[@ritageraghty4404]

Thomas Flynn, you will find many doctors asking questions like how to convert CT or MRT to DICOM. In KZbin, if you type Blender and DICOM together, you will find some doctors making tutorials, some of which are mediocre. Under videos, you'll see tons of comments by doctors who have too great difficulties in learning Blender, Meshmixer, etc. They all want to know how to use those softwares for 3D stem cell printing. That is where medical artists could help doctors learn softwares.

[@nebulousflynn]

thanks for the tip! I will do some investigating - it feels like there is a lot of potential to help regular people engage with medical research / school students engage with science here...

[@MONEYVAL9]

Where can i find free Dicom files?

[@nebulousflynn]

MONEYVAL9 the Osirix site has some sample sets www.osirix-viewer.com/resources/dicom-image-library/ Also google your question will turn up some other sources.

[@marufrozaqi8011]

@@nebulousflynn this is free or login mates

[@nebulousflynn]

@@marufrozaqi8011 when I made the video all software / data / services could be accesed for free

[@johny4208]

this program is NOT for WINDOWS ! ;)

[@pandarzzz]

3D Slicer for Windows is available here! download.slicer.org/

[@Chemeleon15]

1:20 "Mac Only"

[@vid2ification]

Linux makes it so much easier