Exploring Interaction Techniques for Navigating Medical Images Using a Motion-Tracked Pen

Medical imaging modalities like computer tomography or magnetic resonance imaging produce vast amounts of imaging data. For radiologists, whose tasks is to evaluate these images, work becomes increasingly burdensome, leading at times to occupational diseases like repetitive strain injury. Interactin...

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Main Authors: Suncksen, Matthias, Reinhold, Sascha, Teistler, Michael
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
human computer interaction
Input devices
Magnetic resonance imaging
medical imaging
Navigation
occupational disease
Serious games
Task analysis
Three-dimensional displays
Tomography
usability
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Summary:Medical imaging modalities like computer tomography or magnetic resonance imaging produce vast amounts of imaging data. For radiologists, whose tasks is to evaluate these images, work becomes increasingly burdensome, leading at times to occupational diseases like repetitive strain injury. Interacting with 3D patient data derived from the original 2D images is another challenge in human-computer-interaction. To simplify the handling of both 2D and 3D medical imaging, a motion-tracked pen-like input device is presented to explore novel interaction modes for medical imaging.
ISSN:2573-3060
DOI:10.1109/SeGAH57547.2023.10253799