SVI 3D Medical Workstation

DicomViewer was our first 3D Medical Workstation prototype for demonstration purposes that provided an exemplary workflow for image processing and presentation of CT or MRI datasets, with focus onto interactive auto-stereoscopic visualization.

The GUI is done with Qt 3, the 3D rendering with OpenSG 1.6. Surface and volume rendering are utilized to visualize the scans in 3D. Toolkits like DCMTK  http://www.dcmtk.org, ITK  http://www.itk.org and VTK  http://www.vtk.org enables us to load and extract (segment) interesting data from the volume.

To interact with the data we can use a 3D-Mouse or our SpaceTool, a patented tracking of the finger (position and orientation). The connection with those devices is done using VRPN  http://www.vrpn.org.

The stereo rendering utilizes pixel-shaders to interlace the sub-pictures.

More information on  http://www.spatialview.com.

Visualization of a brain tumor CT scan with volume rendering.

Visualization of a brain tumor CT scan with combines surface and volume rendering; interaction by SpaceTool, a 5-DOF input device (using 2 standard cameras).

Peer stereo image

Peer stereo image

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