The ImportItkImage() function creates an instance of the ITKImageImport filter, but only inside of its body, so it should get destructed after leaving the function's scope and a later update over the output mitk::Image (stated in the documentation) is actually not possible anymore

=> investigate what happens when called with update == false ( take the ImportItkImageTest for it )

First tests: it causes an std::exception, the image is not initialized at all.