Clip(DicomLabel,Size) Method

In This Topic

Apply clip planes to the display volume

Syntax

Visual Basic
C#

'Declaration
 
Public Overloads Sub Clip( _
   ByVal Label As DicomLabel, _
   ByVal DisplayArea As System.Drawing.Size _
)

public void Clip( 
   DicomLabel Label,
   System.Drawing.Size DisplayArea
)

Parameters

Label: The label containing a rectangle or line used to define the cut planes
DisplayArea: The size of the area in which the image is displayed

Remarks

1 plane (for a line) or 4 planes (for a rectangle) are generated, each of which is orthogonal to the current display plane, and each includes, at that plane, the line(s) of the label. These are added to the CutPlanes collection, and may therefore subsequently be removed form that collection if necessary. The overall effect then when this method is used is to leave the image displayed only on one side of the line, or within the rectangle.

Example

DicomImage image = new DicomImage("your_3D_dicom_image.dcm");
DicomVolume volume = new DicomVolume(image);
                    
RenderMode3D renderMode = RenderMode3D.VR;
DicomImage3D image3D = new DicomImage3D(volume, renderMode);   
            
Size displayArea = new Size(image3D.Size.Width, image3D.Size.Height);
Rectangle clipRectangle = new Rectangle(displayArea.Width / 4, displayArea.Height / 4, displayArea.Width / 2, displayArea.Height / 2);
                    
DicomLabel clippingLabel = new DicomLabel()
{
    LabelType = LabelType.Rectangle, 
    Area = clipRectangle, 
    Pen = Pens.Red 
}
                    
image3D.Clip(clippingLabel, displayArea);
Viewer.Images.Add(image3D);

Requirements

Target Platforms: .NET CLR 4.8 or higher

Reference

DicomImage3D Class
DicomImage3D Members
Overload List

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