Ambivu 3D Workstation
AmbiVU 3D is a commercial medical imaging workstation that is compliant with the DICOM imaging and communications format.[1][2] It is designed for high speed volume rendering of MRI, CT, PET, PET-CT and dual PET-CT datasets.
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| Stable release | 4.1.1
/ December 4, 2010 |
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| Written in | C++, Qt (framework), OpenGL, GLSL |
| Operating system | Cross-platform |
| Type | Volume rendering, Interactive visualization |
| Website | AmbiVU - 3D DICOM Viewer |
AmbiVU 3D is available as a stand-alone application for Windows and Mac OS X.
Features
I/O, Reporting and integration
- DICOM import/export
- Built-in mini-PACs
- Integration via DICOM push, HL7 messaging, command-line interface
2D manipulation
- Orthogonal and curved Multi-planar reformatting
- Typical hanging protocols
- Typical image manipulation controls (zoom, pan, brightness/contrast, magnifier)
- Palettes
- Common annotation tools for measuring angles, distances, surfaces, volumes
- Image processing filters (Edge detect, smooth etc.)
Advanced visualization
- Volume rendering, isosurface rendering, maximum intensity projection (MIP) and Ambient occlusion performed on the GPU using OpenGL and GLSL
- Orthogonal and camera-based cut planes, with the ability to remove just the tissue
- Thick-plate reconstruction
- Fly-through camera modes
- PET-CT mode
- Virtual colonoscopy mode
- Dedicated mammography mode
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