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===Correct Trabecular Contours and Run the Cortical Evaluation=== Once the standard evaluation has been completed, an auto-segmentation process is completed to segment the cortical from the trabecular bone. However, the auto-segmentation is not always accurate, and hence the contour (TRAB.GOBJ) will need to be checked. #Load TRAB.GOBJ by selecting File, then load GOBJ from the top panel. #*You will now see a list of all GOBJ files pertaining to your sample. You'll need to load the TRAB.GOBJ. #*When the TRAB.GOBJ has loaded, you will see that the loaded contour is between the cortical and trabecular bone. #Correct contours as needed #*Can manually adjust the slices or use the Range/Morph function. #*Remember to draw COUNTER-CLOCKWISE! #Run the 3D cortical evaluation for your specific project (and timepoint, if relevant). #*Select 3D evaluation under Tasks to select the appropriate evaluation script. [[Image:Redirect.jpg|15px]] [[#top|''Return to Contents'']] or [[Main_Page|''Return to Main Page'']]
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