Stereo-3D anatomy was generated by open source DICOM viewer OsiriX. Anaglyph image provided a stereoscopic 3D effect when viewed with red and cyan glasses. Dr. Maki Sugimoto in Kobe University applied a new educational system using OsiriX. It helps students and surgeons to understand the patient's anatomy and cancerous lesion by pinching to zoom, rotating, and changing window level of the DICOM volume data on an iPad through latex gloves. www.newton-graphics.co.jp
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
iPad in medical profession: OsiriX Mobile@ Kobe Univ. Japan (English World News)
iPad in medical profession: OsiriX Mobile@ Kobe Univ. Japan (English World News) Video Clips. Duration : 2.33 Mins.
Stereo-3D anatomy was generated by open source DICOM viewer OsiriX. Anaglyph image provided a stereoscopic 3D effect when viewed with red and cyan glasses. Dr. Maki Sugimoto in Kobe University applied a new educational system using OsiriX. It helps students and surgeons to understand the patient's anatomy and cancerous lesion by pinching to zoom, rotating, and changing window level of the DICOM volume data on an iPad through latex gloves. www.newton-graphics.co.jp
Stereo-3D anatomy was generated by open source DICOM viewer OsiriX. Anaglyph image provided a stereoscopic 3D effect when viewed with red and cyan glasses. Dr. Maki Sugimoto in Kobe University applied a new educational system using OsiriX. It helps students and surgeons to understand the patient's anatomy and cancerous lesion by pinching to zoom, rotating, and changing window level of the DICOM volume data on an iPad through latex gloves. www.newton-graphics.co.jp
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