DICOM View using MFC and C++ -- 2
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
*It's super easy if you have experience with VTK and DICOM*
1. Start an MDI MFC application in Visual Studio 2022
2. Split the view port in to 4 using the CSplitterWnd class
3. Integrate VTK libraries into the code and DCMTK libraries (Or VTK-DICOM from github)
4. Load a set of Axial DICOM Files using DCMTK(Or VTK-DICOM) and pass the pixel data to VTK
5. using VTK class to reslice the pixel and get the axial, sagittal and coronal views from this and display this in each view port
6. Display cut lines on the viewport based on the corresponding position
7. allow oblique rotation of the images using cut lines movement
Sample image attached.
1. Start an MDI MFC application in Visual Studio 2022
2. Split the view port in to 4 using the CSplitterWnd class
3. Integrate VTK libraries into the code and DCMTK libraries (Or VTK-DICOM from github)
4. Load a set of Axial DICOM Files using DCMTK(Or VTK-DICOM) and pass the pixel data to VTK
5. using VTK class to reslice the pixel and get the axial, sagittal and coronal views from this and display this in each view port
6. Display cut lines on the viewport based on the corresponding position
7. allow oblique rotation of the images using cut lines movement
Sample image attached.