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Reformatted Images

Images from a stacked image set may be reformatted for other planes. A stacked image set is any series of images taken sequentially along a common axis of the patient body without the patient moving between slices. The images must be located relative to each other and must be coplanar. But the image size may change in the series such as changing from a body to a head technique. Pixels may be interpolated between slices.

The popup up control for selecting a reformatted image. A further rotation control is available for rotating from a transverse, coronal, or sagittal view. The intersection of the proposed reformatted plane with images of the image set, including other reformatted images, may be shown.

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