HOLODICOM
Hospital & Health Care - Palo Alto, California, United States
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HOLODICOM Details
HoloDicom is a powerful and innovative mixed reality software developed for the Microsoft Hololens viewer. It allows to display the diagnostic images available in DICOM format as ingraded three-dimensional holograms in the real environment. Once located in the space, it is possible to transfer, rotate, segment and scale on the images, to adjust their location and size according to the demand and need of the user.HoloDicom shows a floating window, where it exposes the anatomical plans axial, coronal, sagital, and at mercy, oblicuo. In addition, it allows to navigate for the planes in an agile and efficient way. The windows of the anatomic projections are treated as holographic objects and, as such, can progress, rotate and move in the real world.HoloDicom provides the selected holographic representation, both in the chosen anatomical section, and in the complete 3D volume, simultaneously.In addition to enabling the application of the most relevant and frequent filters in the diagnosis by the image:- MIP. Maximum intensity projection- MINIP. Minimum intensity projection- AIP. Average intensity projectionEven, together with this innovative and efficient holographic vision technology, HoloDICOM stands out in the application of the most advanced segmentation techniques, already in the field of diagnostic imaging, among others:- Segmentation based on the application of Hansfield units.- Segmentation based on the Watershed algorithm.- Segmentation based on the different levels of the gray scale ("Window Level").- Segmentation based on the practical management of the threshold and penumbra (thresholding).All the segments selected with any of these techniques can be saved, hidden or displayed individually, as well as applying different color ranges depending on their intensity.HoloDicom also has a tool for calculating distances within the holography, so that the user can accurately know the length of an area of diagnostic interest to highlight, regardl
