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    WHAT I'M TRYING TO DO?
I am trying to select the cordinates points on mouse click using cv2.setMouseCallback() function and printing the cordinates of every mouse click. I have put on the condition that the cordinates will be printed only until the counter and counterm is less than equal to 5 for two different functons, namely clickEventCTscanImage(event, x, y, flags, param) and clickEventMRIscanImage(event, x, y, flags, param)respectively.
WHAT I WANT TO ACHIEVE?
I want to achieve that when I have selected the 5 points in totall the specific image should get closed and the second image should get automatically open ups and asks to perform the same function. that means the CT Scan image after achieving 5 points should get closed automatically and MRI image should open up for selecting the points and on selecting the points it should also get closed and then further code should executed aftewr printing in a following way:
Output to achieve:

CODE SNIPPET
import argparse
import numpy as np 
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import matplotlib.cm as cm 
import cv2
import imageio
import scipy.ndimage as ndi
import os
from PIL import Image


class GetCoordsMRICT:
    def __init__(self, CTscanImage, MRIscanImage):
        self.counter = 0
        self.counterm = 0
        self.CTSacanCoords= []
        self.MRIScanCoords = []
        # Running the Functions as follows,

        cv2.imshow('CT Scan Image', CTscanImage)
        cv2.setMouseCallback('CT Scan Image', self.clickEventCTscanImage)
        #cv2.waitKey()
        cv2.imshow('MRI Scan Image', MRIscanImage)
        cv2.setMouseCallback('MRI Scan Image', self.clickEventMRIscanImage)
        cv2.waitKey()

    def clickEventCTscanImage(self, event, x, y, flags, param):
        if event == cv2.EVENT_LBUTTONDOWN:
            if self.counter <= 5:
                print(x,y)
                self.CTScanCoords.append([x,y])
                self.counter = self.counter + 1
            
        if self.counter == 5:
            print('[+] CT Scan Points Completed.')
            #cv2.destroyAllWindows()
            return 0

        # Define Click Function for CT Scan
    def clickEventMRIscanImage(self, event, x, y, flags, param):
        if event == cv2.EVENT_LBUTTONDOWN:
            if self.counterm <= 5:
                print(x,y)
                self.MRIScanCoords.append([x,y])
                self.counterm = self.counterm + 1
        if self.counterm == 5:
            print('[+] MRI Scan Points Completed.')
            cv2.destroyAllWindows()
            return 0


if __name__ == "__main__":

    arg = argparse.ArgumentParser()
    arg.add_argument("--pathInCTImage", help="Path to CT Scan Image")
    arg.add_argument("--pathInMRIImage", help="Path to MRI Scan Image")
    args = arg.parse_args()


    CTscanImage = cv2.imread(args.pathInCTImage)
    MRIscanImage = cv2.imread(args.pathInMRIImage) #MRI Image will be registered

    handler = GetCoordsMRICT(CTscanImage, MRIscanImage)


    print(f'[+] CT Scan Codes: {handler.CTScanCoords}')
    print(f'[+] MRI Scan Codes: {handler.MRIScanCoords}')


So, I want to get the output like "CT Scan Codes: [],[]...." and "MRI Scan Codes: [],[]...." which I'm not getting. Hence, on running the above I'm getting this below output and even the program doesn't ends after that. I'm not sure why it is printing the "[+] CT Scan Points Completed." statement. I observed that even when I move my cursor without click this statement keeps on printing. Please help me do that.
213 226
249 258
243 272
243 272
291 224
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
[+] CT Scan Points Completed.
148 213
148 213
148 213
148 213
148 213
[+] MRI Scan Points Completed.
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/Users/jaskiratsingh/Desktop/registration_fusion/registration.py", line 49, in clickEventMRIscanImage
    return MRIScanCoords
NameError: name 'MRIScanCoords' is not defined

I have mentioned above whatever I tried.