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3D Image Rendering Techniques: What, When, and Why
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Whether you are already using 3D imaging or want to get started, a new video from Oakstone Medical Publishing and co-produced by Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is filled with the expert clinical guidance you need to quickly master the technology, obtain clear and accurate images, and prevent damaging mistakes.
This 45-minute lecture, featuring internationally renowned 3D expert Elliot K. Fishman, MD, Johns Hopkins Professor of Radiology & Oncology and Director of Diagnostic Imaging & Body CT, will give you specific advice and know-how so you can use the right rendering methods, the right way, and arrive at the right clinical conclusions.
Here's what you'll learn as you listen:
- The advantages and disadvantages of multiplanar reconstruction (MPR)
- How volume rendering techniques (VRT) save time and increase workflow
- The crucial role of VRT in visualizing structures with oblique courses
- Why curved planar reconstruction is so important in cardiac CT, pancreatic duct imaging, and visualizing in-stent stenosis
- How you can interact with VRT to highlight different
tissue types
- "Playing" with lighting models to obtain better detail
- Why maximum intensity projection (MIP) should always be supplemented by VRT, and how to reduce artifacts and errors
- And much more!
PLUS, DOZENS OF ACTUAL IMAGES TO COMPARE
AND CONTRAST RESULTS WITH DIFFERENT
RENDERING OPTIONS!
Order today and take a critical step RIGHT NOW to get on the leading edge of 3D computed tomography, improve your post-processing skills, obtain the highest quality images, and prevent potentially devastating errors.
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