Image(s): 640*480

Jpeg Image (48 Ko)

Jpeg Image (25 Ko)

Author(s)

• T.Dahlmanns
• K.H. Höhne
• N.Höhne
• J.Nuthmann
• B.Pflesser
• A.Pommert
• K.Priesmeyer
• M.Riemer
• T.Schiemann
• R.Schubert
• C.Seebode
• U.Tiede

Institute(s)

• Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science in Medecine
  • Country : Germany

Project : VOXEL-MAN

Email : idv@uke.uni-hamburg.de

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Video(s) and extracted images: 320*240

Film 1	Video QuickTime ->	(2.4 Mo)
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Film 2	Video QuickTime ->	(3.3 Mo)
	Jpeg Images ->	(11 Ko)

Film 3	Video QuickTime ->	(3.3 Mo)
	Jpeg Images ->	(12 Ko)

Film 4	Video QuickTime ->	(2.5 Mo)
	Jpeg Images ->	(11 Ko)

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Description

Using state of the art computer graphics (volume visualization) methods some of the highlights of the development of medical imaging since W.C. Röntgen's discovery of the X-rays are presented. Within a virtual room, a 3D model of the human body is used for demonstration of different visualization techniques. The action moves back and forth between the room and the pictures at its walls.

• Date : 11:94

• Category : Simulation

• Keys Words :

  • Computer graphics
  • human anatomy
  • medical imaging
  • Wilhem Conrad Röntgen

• Theme(s) :

Technical Information

The entire movie has been produced with the VOXEL-MAN Visualizationn Software.

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• Some external links :

  

  http://www.uni-hamburg.de/~medizin/idv

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