# Using MITK Workbench for storing segmentation results in DICOM

In this component of the tutorial we will use MITK Workbench to segment DICOM images, store the results as DICOM objects, and use those DICOM objects to re-load the analysis results.

You must complete the [Prerequisites](/dicom4miccai-handson/prerequisites.md) before proceeding!

* [**Step 0**: MITK interface basics](/dicom4miccai-handson/using-dicom-to-store-your-analysis-results/dicom-mitk/dicom-mitk-0.md)
* [**Step 1**: Import DICOM data](/dicom4miccai-handson/using-dicom-to-store-your-analysis-results/dicom-mitk/dicom-mitk-1.md)
* [**Step 2**: Load DICOM image](/dicom4miccai-handson/using-dicom-to-store-your-analysis-results/dicom-slicer/dicom-slicer-2.md)
* [**Step 3**: Segment lesions](/dicom4miccai-handson/using-dicom-to-store-your-analysis-results/dicom-mitk/dicom-mitk-3.md)
* [**Step 4**: Explore and store the segmentations in DICOM](/dicom4miccai-handson/using-dicom-to-store-your-analysis-results/dicom-mitk/dicom-mitk-4.md)
* [**Step 5**: Reload the segmentations from DICOM](/dicom4miccai-handson/using-dicom-to-store-your-analysis-results/dicom-mitk/dicom-mitk-5.md)


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