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-====== How_to_Create_a_Subject ======+===== How to Create a Subject =====
  
-||+This tutorial walks through the steps of creating a subject in xManager for use in the DSX Suite. 
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 +==== Set File Paths ====
  
 1) Select //New Subject// from the //File// menu. Use the file browser to create a new .dsx file to hold this subject's information. 1) Select //New Subject// from the //File// menu. Use the file browser to create a new .dsx file to hold this subject's information.
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 13) You do not need to specify the //CMO File Name//. You will be prompted for a name in one of the other applications when this file is created. 13) You do not need to specify the //CMO File Name//. You will be prompted for a name in one of the other applications when this file is created.
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 +==== Scan Data ====
  
 14) Click on the //Scan Data// checkbox to display the scan data information. 14) Click on the //Scan Data// checkbox to display the scan data information.
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 17) Repeat steps 15 - 16 for all 3D image data sets for this session. 17) Repeat steps 15 - 16 for all 3D image data sets for this session.
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 +==== Trackable Objects ====
  
 18) Click on the arrow next to the session name in the tree to reveal //Trackable Objects//, //Calibration Devices//, //Grid Devices//, and //Configurations//. Trackable Objects are the bones or implants that you will be tracking in the X-ray images. Calibration Devices are objects with embedded beads and are used to calculate the 3D configuration of the X-ray equipment. Grid Devices are sheets with a matrix of beads or holes and are used for distortion correction. Configurations are the different configurations of the X-ray equipment during data collection. 18) Click on the arrow next to the session name in the tree to reveal //Trackable Objects//, //Calibration Devices//, //Grid Devices//, and //Configurations//. Trackable Objects are the bones or implants that you will be tracking in the X-ray images. Calibration Devices are objects with embedded beads and are used to calculate the 3D configuration of the X-ray equipment. Grid Devices are sheets with a matrix of beads or holes and are used for distortion correction. Configurations are the different configurations of the X-ray equipment during data collection.
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 27) Repeat steps 19 - 26 for all objects in this session. 27) Repeat steps 19 - 26 for all objects in this session.
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 +==== Calibration Devices ====
  
 28) Right-click on //Calibration Devices// and select //Add Calibration Device// from the menu. 28) Right-click on //Calibration Devices// and select //Add Calibration Device// from the menu.
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 50) Click on the second view in the list. Specify the //Raw File// containing the X-ray data for this view. 50) Click on the second view in the list. Specify the //Raw File// containing the X-ray data for this view.
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 +==== Trials, Configurations, and Sbujects ====
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 +You have now set up a specific trial for a given configuration. In order to finish creating your subject:
  
 51) Repeat steps 37 - 45 for all trials in this configuration. 51) Repeat steps 37 - 45 for all trials in this configuration.
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