Vascular visualization using IAP

Claudio Gatti; Vittorio Accomazzi; Robert Chann; Sandra J. Stapleton; Egan Done

doi:10.1117/12.349422

26 May 1999 Vascular visualization using IAP

Claudio Gatti, Vittorio Accomazzi, Robert Chann, Sandra J. Stapleton, Egan Done

Proceedings Volume 3658, Medical Imaging 1999: Image Display; (1999) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.349422
Event: Medical Imaging '99, 1999, San Diego, CA, United States

Abstract

CTA and MRA have established themselves as important complementary techniques to conventional angiography. Both of these techniques require advanced vascular visualization as part of their clinical protocols. Among the important requirements for vascular visualization are the detection of small pathologies and the perception of the relationship between vascular structures. Depending on the acquisition modality and the location of the pathology, different 3D visualization techniques are used. With any of these techniques, interactivity significantly improves the clinical understanding of the study. We will show in this case study, how IAP, a platform product specifically designed for medical imaging applications, addresses these requirements. Specifically, we will analyze two studies involving two different types of vascular structures.

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Claudio Gatti, Vittorio Accomazzi, Robert Chann, Sandra J. Stapleton, and Egan Done "Vascular visualization using IAP", Proc. SPIE 3658, Medical Imaging 1999: Image Display, (26 May 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.349422

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