Tasks
These pages contain groups of controls that enable you to
perform a variety of tasks. You can change task page
using the tabs that run along the top of the pages. The
task menu provides an alternative
quick way of changing the current task.
The task pages can be located either above
the visualisation pages, or on the left hand side of the application
window.
- Templates
- Used to open a Stradwin template file. These store configuration
information, for instance the size of the ultrasound images.
- Record
- Controls setting up of image and position sources, and recording
of 3D ultrasound data.
- Probe calib
- Controls the probe calibration of the 3D ultrasound acquisition system,
i.e. the determination of the relative location of the position sensor and ultrasound image.
- Isocentre
- This page enables you to register Stradwin's global coordinate system
with external set of axes. This is done by identifying points along
each axis using the pointer.
- Pointer
- This page enables you to calibrate a pointer for locating
points in 3D space. The pointer can then be used for probe calibration,
or to record the position of fiducial markers.
- Cal with pointer
- This performs the same task as the 'Probe calib' page, but
using the pointer rather than calibrating to a plane.
- Pressure
- This page enables you to correct a data set for small errors
in the position sensor or variable probe contact pressure during
scanning.
- Draw
- Controls the outlining of objects within the ultrasound data
and enables the measurement of areas and volumes.
- Landmarks
-
Allows the measurement of lengths and angles related to landmarks.
This task page also provides a facility for naming and deleting landmarks.
Landmarks are created and located using the landmark
definition button on the toolbar.
- Strain
-
Provides a simple interface for visualising strain images from RF data.
- Thickness
-
Enables the measurement of bone cortical thickness from DICOM CT data.
- Femur SDM
-
Provides a method for segmenting the proximal femur from CT data using a Statistical Deformation Model (SDM).