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Add tumor to segment needs to add only the tumor (not adding tumor as a centerline for later calculation of segment) #244

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RafaelPalomar opened this issue Jun 6, 2023 · 2 comments

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olevs commented Jun 23, 2023

I'm adding points for a discussion on this:

Here we got several options:

  • Current implementation: Adding the tumor to the center lines used for calculating the segments
    • A simple solution, but with some disadvantages:
      • The calculated segment will grow as much from the tumor, as it does from the center lines
      • The generated segment needs to be limited by adding more center lines in the segments around the tumor
    • An advantage if this is that the tumor will be added with a margin, but this may be too large, and needs to be constrained by adding enough center lines around it
  • Create a separate segment from the tumor
    • Should the tumor be added with a margin?
    • Should this overlay the segments calculated from the center lines, or should the overlaying area be removed from them?
    • This solution may require more user interface than the current button, depending on the functionality
  • Add the tumor to an existing segment

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Adding the tumor to an existing segment will do fine. If margins are needed one can always grow the tumor a little bit more using segmentation tools

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