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Image Size Zoom
Select the
amount to zoom spectroscopy images to a suitable size for viewing on other
image displays.
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Select 1
for spectroscopy image size to match the spectra dimensions.
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Select
2 for spectroscopy image size to be
twice the spectra dimensions.
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Select
4 for spectroscopy image size to be
4 times the spectra dimensions.
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Select
8 for spectroscopy image size to be
8 times the spectra dimensions.
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Select
16 for spectroscopy image size to
be 16 times the spectra dimensions.
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Analyze->Create
Dummy Image
Select Create
Dummy Image to create a blank localizer image for the purpose of loading
raw spectroscopy data that does not have localizer images. Dicom
header information will be filled in by loading a GE LX spectrosocpy P-file.
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Analyze->Combine
(Loc + Spect)
Select
Combine (Loc + Spect) to combine the peak images (result images from
running Batch Analyze)
with the original localizer image. The tagged region of interest
created when running Susceptibility will be used to determine which pixels
to use from each image.
Note
The images needs to be the same size, use Image
Size Zoom before running Batch Analyze so that the peak images will be
the same size as the localizer image.
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Print->Save
Histogram
Select Save
Histogram to save the displayed histogram as a Dicom Image.
Note
Make sure the histogram is not covered by any other windows before selecting
this option. A snapshot will be taken of the histogram and then
converted to a Dicom image file. The console will beep when the image has been saved.
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Print->Screen
Save
Select Screen
Save to save the Display Image, with
region of interest,
annotation, and
graticule as a Dicom Image. The Image Selection dialog will come
up for selection of the Display Window.
Note
Make sure the Display Image is not covered by any other windows before selecting
this option. A snapshot will be taken of the Display Image and then
converted to a Dicom file. The console will beep when the image has been saved.
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Ok
Press Ok
to activate the current spectroscopic processing.
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Cancel
Press Cancel
to remove the Spectroscopy dialog. |
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Help
Press Help
to display help for the Spectroscopy dialog. |
