X3D-technologies for medical image visualization
Kay Melzer, Hans‐Gerd Lipinski, Dietrich H. W. Grönemeyer · 2004
Interactive 3D Visualization technique represents an important diagnosis and therapy planning tool. It cannot be compensated with simple 2D Pictures or static 3D Views. Multimedia teaching tools which contain textual information, noninteractive videos and restricted pseudo three-dimensional scenarios can considerably contribute to the understanding of medical facts by the completion of interactive 3D Components. Multiuser environments are also an important aspect to recognize coherence of single events in patients physical health and to support medical teachings.