Mark Ryan

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For any given slice you have a plane of pixels. If each of these slices is a pancake, then the volumetric rendering is basically looking at the entire stack of pancakes.
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Newer VR devices like Quest 3 or Apple Vision Pro have video pass-through capabilities allowing overlay of 3D images directly onto the patient for marking or pre-operative planning
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clinical Volume rendering cannot select individual structures or edit them independently ↗
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clinical Segmentation involves selecting specific pixels for the structure of interest for each slice, allowing individual structure selection ↗
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quote For any given slice you have a plane of pixels. If each of these slices is a pancake, then the volumetric rendering is basically looking at the entire stack of pancakes. ↗
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clinical Volume rendering uses light reflection and shading techniques to create the illusion of depth from stacked CT slice data ↗
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clinical Volume rendering can be used to measure the angle of osteotomy needed on the sternum and distance of cut from manubrium for bar placement planning ↗
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clinical Volume rendering provides very high level of detail but when two objects are similar density, it can be hard to tell them apart ↗
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clinical Skeletal structures are fairly easy to isolate with volume rendering since they're much higher density than everything else ↗
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clinical Creating and editing segmentation models can be very time consuming ↗
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opinion The main advantage of volume rendering is speed - can model very rapidly even in complex cases like conjoined twins ↗
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clinical Total Segmentator extension for 3D Slicer can segment 106 different structures in the body within 75 seconds ↗
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clinical 3D Slicer is a free program for medical imaging ↗
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clinical Combined volume rendering and segmentation can be used to create vascular roadmaps with anatomic landmarks for planning pancreatic transection adjacent to neoplasm ↗
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clinical The laptop with motion capture can be connected to the OR display system for intraoperative image control ↗
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clinical Combined imaging helped map hardware placement for a 17-year-old girl with severe pectus carinatum and was useful for communicating procedure steps with OR staff ↗
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clinical Leap Motion motion capture device uses infrared cameras to map hand movements and can control 3D images as with a mouse ↗
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opinion Looking at images in virtual reality can be helpful for really complex problems like conjoined twins ↗
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clinical The ability to see depth with volume rendering images in VR makes it easier to make sense of anatomy and removes limitation to standard imaging planes ↗
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clinical Medical Holodeck software is used for viewing VR images either individually or in collaboration with partners ↗
▶ Ep 16 · 6:00
clinical Newer VR devices like Quest 3 or Apple Vision Pro have video pass-through capabilities allowing overlay of 3D images directly onto the patient for marking or pre-operative planning ↗
▶ Ep 16 · 6:20
quote The takeaway from this whole thing is that there are free or inexpensive tools available that allow you to create 3D reconstructions and apply them in a variety of ways. ↗
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clinical Segmentations can be exported from 3D Slicer as STL files for 3D printing ↗
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clinical Consumer grade 3D printers can print complex shapes using a variety of materials with dissolvable support materials to limit post-processing cleanup ↗
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clinical 3D printing enables creation of tailored simulation tools for complex congenital problems, such as a neonatal hemothorax model created from a CT scan ↗
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clinical Proprietary systems from companies like Ethicon charge around $500 per patient or per scan ↗
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clinical The 3D Slicer software has been around for 10-15 years and is free ↗
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clinical The Medical Holodeck VR software is made by a company in Switzerland ↗
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clinical Volume rendering can be turned around in a few minutes to create a spinning model for OR reference or communication with OR staff ↗
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clinical The Leap Motion device costs approximately $100 ↗
▶ Ep 16 · 8:00
quote I treat it more like kind of like Ratatouille, like anybody can cook. You know, it's just all all you need is to know where the buttons are at ↗
▶ Ep 16 · 8:40
quote this is it needs to be approachable for anybody in any country using using any set of hardware as long as it's relatively inexpensive. ↗