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. 2018 Dec 18;5:180294. doi: 10.1038/sdata.2018.294

Figure 2. Interactive organ segmentation based on whole body μCT data.

Figure 2

(ad) A μCT-based 3D whole body organ segmentation of a mouse is performed semi-automatically for bones (beige), lung (pink), and spleen (dark green). Other organs are segmented by manual delineation: liver (brown), stomach (light tan), kidneys (yellow), intestine (light green, only depicted in d), tumor (orange), part of the thigh muscle (blue), and bladder (gold). For the segmentation process, organs need to be encircled in several slices such as (b) coronal and (c) axial from which a program can interpolate the remaining slices. (d) Example of the manual delineation procedure by drawing scribbles (green line) around the right kidney. Mouse #M03-004h of the contrast-enhanced dataset was used in this example.