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The following screenshots will show the Medical TimeLine's PACS rendering features. |
| CT image of chest at 6/5/95, containing 41 slices. |
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| As the user clicks on the image, the various slices of the PACS file are shown. The below AVI media file demonstrates the cycling through slices. |
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| 3D volume rendering of CT chest image at 6/5/95. The user is able to define a gray-scale threshold for which an opaque surface is rendered for a pixel with that has a grey-scale value greater than the threshold. |
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| 3D Voxel rendering of the same image as before. A 3D voxel rendering renders a mist where each voxel's intensity determines how transparent it is. |
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| 2D rendering of above image. |
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| This below AVI movie shows how users can click on the image to show various slices of the before PACS file. |
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| This is another 3D volume rendering of the same image at a different angle. |
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| This is another 3D voxel rendering of the same image at a different angle. |
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| The below AVI movie clip shows the traversal of various slices of a chest CT image. |
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| The below AVI movie clip shows the traversal of various slices of a head MR image. |
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| Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation. |