requesting the help for ImageJ

[Kyaw Moe]

Dear All
                     I am Kyaw Moe, studying Dentistry in South Korea for
PhD in Conservative Dentistry course. I saw one article used ImageJ Fiji to
measure the remaining untouched surface area of root canal after shaping
with NiTi Rotary files. The title of article is "Exploiting the potential
of free software to evaluate root canal biomechanical preparation outcomes
through micro-CT images".
                    As a beginner, although I read this article, I am not
so clear and cannot  follow their steps.  I am interested in ImageJ
software to apply for my experiment. I would be very happy if you give the
detail instruction for that procedure. Please help me.

Looking forward to seeing your help.

With Regards
Sincerely
KM

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[s c narula]

You can try texture analysis or you can send photo for trying at my end .I
am professor and Head Periodontics at Post Graduate Institute of Dental
Sciences, Rohtak, Hayana India 124001
My e mail is [hidden email]
For other type of help you can contact without hesitation

On Fri, Sep 11, 2015 at 12:19 PM, Kyaw Moe <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Dear All
>                      I am Kyaw Moe, studying Dentistry in South Korea for
> PhD in Conservative Dentistry course. I saw one article used ImageJ Fiji to
> measure the remaining untouched surface area of root canal after shaping
> with NiTi Rotary files. The title of article is "Exploiting the potential
> of free software to evaluate root canal biomechanical preparation outcomes
> through micro-CT images".
>                     As a beginner, although I read this article, I am not
> so clear and cannot  follow their steps.  I am interested in ImageJ
> software to apply for my experiment. I would be very happy if you give the
> detail instruction for that procedure. Please help me.
>
> Looking forward to seeing your help.
>
> With Regards
> Sincerely
> KM
>
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> ImageJ mailing list: http://imagej.nih.gov/ij/list.html
>

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