Real-time multi-user 3D visualization software in medicine

Nowadays, the flow of information is paramount in order for everyone to have the knowledge they need to make decisions as soon as possible. It is no different in digital pathology either. There is still research and development today to make relevant medical information available to right holders as...

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Main Authors: Vincze, Miklos, Kucarov, Marianna Dimitrova, Biricz, Bence, Benhamida, Abdallah, Ogbolu, Melvin, Kozlovszky, Miklos, Jonas, Viktor, Paulik, Robert
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
3D visualization
digital pathology
Medical services
network communication
Pathology
Software
Surgery
Three-dimensional displays
Training
Virtual reality
Visualization
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Summary:Nowadays, the flow of information is paramount in order for everyone to have the knowledge they need to make decisions as soon as possible. It is no different in digital pathology either. There is still research and development today to make relevant medical information available to right holders as soon as possible. One possible direction of development is the use of real-time multi-user software. With these programs, users are able to collaborate in real time from around the world, set up a diagnosis together, and share it with others. By using this type of software, users can make decisions together by receiving the same data. These data can be, among other things, various measurement data, image data, morphological data. Implementing this software is difficult in several ways, such as processing huge amounts of data and ensuring smooth operation for multiple users. Some possible uses in the future include online medical training, preparation for and consultation on surgeries. In this paper, we present similar software solutions currently available on the market and under development, as well as our team's solution to the problem described.
ISSN:2471-9269
DOI:10.1109/CINTI-MACRo57952.2022.10029449