AR Liver Viewer para Android

11 detalles sobre AR Liver Viewer

1. By turning on the colored labeling pins, the user can study the names and locations of the anatomical structures, including: the segments, ligaments of the liver and various landmarks of other visceral organ impressions.

2. Drawing with the multi-colored pen tool allows the user to draw on the surface of the 3D liver in order to highlight features, locations, and anatomical structures.

3. Color-coded, didactic models help to show the specific locations and margins of the liver segments, while a semi-transparent view allows for the exploration of internal structures and features, including the major vessels and biliary tree.

4. With the use of the iPad’s camera and a printed graphic, known as a glyph, the user can view a virtual liver in any location as if it were sitting in front of them.

5. AR Liver is a real-time 3D medical education and patient communication tool, featuring incredibly detailed anatomical models.

6. The user can learn by using the extensively labeled sections, study by creating custom labeled pins, or teach by drawing directly on the liver in 3D.

7. Therefore, the user can place the incredibly detailed organ in any position and zoom in to any location to explore all of the anatomical structures.

8. AR Liver contains fully interactive real-time 3D models of three common hepatic pathologies: Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC), Cirrhosis, and Non-Alcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH).

9. By selecting the different views at the bottom of the interface the user can explore the liver using a series of optional views.

10. It is a member of a series of apps developed specifically for the iPad 2 and the New iPad by a team of anatomists, certified medical illustrators, animators, and programmers using actual human CT imaging data, and the most accurate 3D modeling technology available.

11. iSO-FORM is a team of award winning medical artists, programmers and innovators who believe that we are on the verge of a new era of learning, where the user doesn’t just memorize facts, but discovers them through interaction and curiosity.