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"Volume Rendering" refers to the reconstruction and visualization of data from medical scanners.
CT and MRI (Computed Tomography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging) scanners generate 2D cross-sectional parallel slices through the body. These images have traditionally been given to patients solely on sheets of film. Since most healthcare providers digitally store the patient's data for years (increasingly in a PACS: Picture Archiving and Communication System), attorneys and their clients can in most cases obtain the data on CD in addition to the films. Please note that the healthcare provider itself does not need 3D Volume Rendering capabilities, only the ability to provide the data on CD or MOD (Magneto-Optical disc)..
Send us a copy of the CD from the healthcare provider. Our FDA-approved workstation creates Volume Renderings from the data on the CD.
A medical scanner (CT or MRI) generates 2D slices, presented on disc, which are then segmented, colored, and reconstructed into a 3D Volume Rendering.
Volume Renderings convert to movies (AVI files) that play on and project from virtually any personal computer or laptop. Our radiologist and technicians can customize each movie according to your preferences through our software's hundreds of functions. From the same data we also create vivid, annotatable static images (JPEG or BMP files) that can be printed on paper (ex. for settlement brochures) or displays of any size.
There's no education or software purchase necessary for the law firm. We deliver the files exactly as you want them on CD, ready for courtroom presentation.
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