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Overview

  • Task: Merge selected segments into one segment.
  • Imaging modality: any

Prerequisites

  • Have a segmentation with multiple segments.

Recommended workflow

Merge two segments:

  • Select the first segment to be merged.
  • Click Logical operators effect.
  • Set Operation to Add.
  • Select the second segment to be merged in the Add segment list.
  • Click Apply.

Merge multiple segments:

  • Select the segment that will contain the merged segments.
  • Make visible the selected segment and all the segments that you want to merge and hide all other segments.
  • Click Logical operators effect.
  • In Masking section (near the bottom), set Editable area to Inside all visible segments.
  • In logical operators effect options: uncheck Bypass masking and set Operation to Fill.
  • Click Apply.

Example

Merge Segment_1, Segment_2, Segment_3 into one segment (Segment_1), while leaving Segment_4 as a separate segment.

  • Download MRHead sample data set
  • Go to Segment editor module, click Add button 4x to create 4 new segments.
  • Select Paint effect and paint a few strokes into each segment.

Example segments created.

  • Hide Segment_4 to exclude it from merging.
  • Select Segment_1 to designate it as the segment that will store the merging result.

Segments are designated for merging input and output.

  • Click Logical operators effect. In Masking section (near the bottom), set Editable area to Inside all visible segments, uncheck Bypass masking, set Operation to Fill.

Example segments created.

  • Click Apply to merge the segments.
  • Segment_2 and Segment_3 can now be deleted (they are overwritten by Segment_1 anyway because in Masking section Modify ether segments was set to Overwrite all)
  • Segment_4 can be shown again.

Final result.