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Medical Imaging Markets
The methods of state of the art cross sectional imaging have significantly changed medical diagnostics. The common feature of CT, MR, 3D real-time ultrasound is based on the principle that the diagnostic information is contained in series of cross sectional images. The 3D and the multiplanar (MPR) visualization are already unquestionably applied in a numerous clinical fields. Today these images are being visualized on conventional 2D monitors and 3D effects can only be achieved by “rotating” the viewed image.
By the use of a secondary image processing of the visualized body or organ volume, true 3D displaying provides an in depth examination option of the organs like brain, spine or joints and the vascular system. The normal anatomy or the pathological changes of the vessels can be recognized much easier using HoloVizio; the reconstructed image can be viewed with the unassisted naked eye in true 3D. This new technology can fundamentally change the interdisciplinary consultation of radiology examinations, surgical planning and medical education.
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Using HoloVizio you can benefit from the following advantages:
- "True" 3D image visible to naked eye
- Extended diagnostic capabilities
- Ideal tool for surgical training and planning
- Decreased number of uncertainties
- Decreased examination time
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Holografika offers a high-end solution for the true 3D visualization of the 3D data that is available in many professional IT systems. The company's current product line includes 26"-32" monitor-type HoloVizio 3D displays for professional markets such as medical, CAD (automotive, architectural, molecular), air-traffic control, simulation and gaming industries, video communication, security e.g. 3D luggage scanning, gas-oil exploration and entertainment. The company also developed large-scale holographic 3D display systems and offers as custom-designed devices for 3D CAD applications, theme-parks, scientific visualization.
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