Re: Raw MIBI GE SPECT images These are the raw or unprocessed acquisition of a rest/stress Tc-99m MIBI SPECT study. The hot area that is most easily seen is the gallbladder. The gallbaldder is so hot, that it helps to do a histogram equalization to even see the heart. These images may not be used for profit and cannot be published without consent. They are provided by: Patrick Ford, MD Baylor College of Medicine SLEH, Dept. of Nuclear Medicine Houston, TX bcm.tmc.edu They can be imported into NIH Image using the following macro: '; {Imports a 64x64x64x16-bit headerless SPECT image into a stack.} var width,height,nImages,offset:integer; HdrSize,i,PicSize,stack:integer; begin width:=64; height:=64; nImages:=64; HdrSize:= 0; offset:=HdrSize; PicSize:=width*height*2; SetNewSize(width,height); MakeNewStack('Stack'); stack:=nPics; SetImport('16-bit Unsigned, Swap Bytes'); SetImportMinMax(0,2500); for i:=1 to nImages do begin SetCustom(width,height,offset); Import(''); offset:=offset+PicSize; SelectAll; Copy; Dispose; SelectPic(stack); if i>1 then AddSlice; Paste; end; KillRoi; end;