Well, the first thing you have to do, if you want to use the METK--and you have no existing METK case or any convertible case file (see Section 3.2)--is to setting up a new one. For setting up a new case, or expanding an existing one, there are several modules to support you.
The METK does NOT support particular segmentation algorithms, like LiveWire, Watershed, Mass Spring Models, or whatever. It just helps you to store the retrieved segmentation information in a METK readable manner.
Example: if you have to prepare a clinical dataset and to segment several structures, you first load the original dataset. The dataset has to be declared with METKAddImage. Then you have to clamp the image data to the region of interest (ROI) by using METKAddROI. As a last step, you can segment all the structures you need with your desired http://www.mevislab.de/MeVisLabML-modules, and save the segmentation information by using METKAddStructure.
Additionally, general information about the patient and the findings may be stored by using METKPatientObject and METKCaseObject.
Needed modules: METKCaseObject, METKPatientObject, METKAddImage,
METKAddROI, METKAddStructure
Example network: METKCaseBuilding.mlab, PatientAndCaseObject.mlab