Accusoft.ImagXpress13.Net
ApplyGrayscaleTransform(Medical) Method
Example 




A medical object that contains the necessary information to perform the grayscale transformation with regard to the DICOM specification.
Permanently levels an 8 through 16-bit gray image to and 8-bit gray image in a manner consistent to the DICOM specification.
Syntax
'Declaration
 
Public Overloads Sub ApplyGrayscaleTransform( _
   ByVal medical As Medical _
) 
'Usage
 
Dim instance As Processor
Dim medical As Medical
 
instance.ApplyGrayscaleTransform(medical)
public void ApplyGrayscaleTransform( 
   Medical medical
)
public: void ApplyGrayscaleTransform( 
   Medical* medical
) 
public:
void ApplyGrayscaleTransform( 
   Medical^ medical
) 

Parameters

medical
A medical object that contains the necessary information to perform the grayscale transformation with regard to the DICOM specification.
Exceptions
ExceptionDescription
ProcessorExceptionA processor exception.
Remarks

Some images describe more shades of gray than the human eye can discriminate. It is widely held that 256 shades are discernable. This method uses a range and area of values you are interested in to select the 256 grays.

This method should only be used when the DICOM specific information is available.

In order to further process or save 9-bit to 16-bit grayscale images, this method may need to be called first.

Note: Available in Professional edition.

Example
// create the processor class
Accusoft.ImagXpressSdk.Processor processor = new Accusoft.ImagXpressSdk.Processor( );
// associate it with a 8 to 16 bit per pixel image
processor.Image = highGrayImageX;
// create a medical object and fill in the DICOM information explicitly
Accusoft.ImagXpressSdk.Medical medical = new Accusoft.ImagXpressSdk.Medical( );
medical.WindowWidth = 128.0;
medical.WindowCenter = 128.0;
// apply the medical grayscale transform
processor.ApplyGrayscaleTransform( medical );
See Also

Reference

Processor Class
Processor Members
Overload List

 

 


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