Hello,
I am having some trouble with incorrect orientations of a scan.
We received a CT scan of the upper body in .IMA format (unfortunately not DICOM). Therefore to load the CT data I converted to .nrrd in ImageJ, then loaded in Slicer.
I noticed that the left and right axes are flipped in the scan - I assume it has to do with something going wrong in the IJK to RAS transformation because the scan was “upside down”, ie when I load it in slicer, superior and inferior are also flipped.
In my original image volume the transform is as follows which seems to be the standard IFK to RAS.
IJKToRASDirections:
-1 0 0
0 -1 0
0 0 1
Maybe the image was already in RAS and that caused the issues?
Since the last axis is not flipped in the IJK to RAS transform, I created a linear transform and applied it to everything in the scene:
This gives me the correct orientations for superior inferior, left right etc, and the bones are not mirrored incorrectly anymore.
I just wanted to confirm:
-Do you recommend applying the transform to everything in the scene and continuing working on that scene? Or exporting the transformed image and segmentation data and importing into a new scene?
I already did some segmentation so would like to avoid re-starting from scratch.
Should I also transform the camera or no?
Thank you,
Eva