
3D CT in Virtual Reality
By leveraging the benefits of patient specific CT-scans, Virtual Reality (VR) and segmentations, MedicalVR is developing the future of pre-operative planning. Patient-specific CT-scans are segmented and transferred into a 3D-model creating a digital twin of the patient. Allow optimal pre-operative planning, patient information, training and education.
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Conventionally, surgeons review 2D CT scans in order to prepare for complex surgical cases. In their mind, the surgeons make a 3D-representation of these flat 2D-scans. This 3D-representation supports the understanding of the patient’s anatomy and how the surgeon will perform the surgery. Considering the number of flat 2D-images, the detail on the CT’s, complexity of the human anatomy and every patient’s unique anatomic structures, the visualization from 2D to 3D is a daunting task.
A Virtual Reality dicom viewer
The MedicalVR Viewer transfers CT-scans into 3D-models through the 3D CT in VR software. CT-scans are the fundamentals of our proprietary software. Any type of department ‘s scans can be visualized in an immersive virtual reality environment. Users experience complete freedom to interact with the model, fly through the anatomy and learn how anatomy of the patient is constructed.
Preparation & Training
Prepare a surgery or train medical staff to improve 3D anatomic understanding.
Full immersion
View a digital twin of the patient within the VR environment and experience 360-degree freedom.
Workspaces
Create a workspace where all preferred settings are saved.
Presets
Save time by choosing presets of dicom settings.
Draw & make notes
Within the environment, color anatomic units or make notes next to anatomic units to identify them.
Reduce Time & Costs
lower face—to-face training and steepen learning curve.
PulmoVR
PulmoVR is the MedicalVR Viewer combined with Thirona and MedicalVR pulmonary segmentations. Patient specific CT-scans and segmentations allow the user to visualize complex anatomic structures. Through VR, the surgeon is fully immersed and visualizes the digital twin of the patient. This product is still for research and educational use only.