Dear Advanced Visualization Insider,
Thanks to the increased utilization of multidetector-row CT (MDCT), adoption of 3D advanced visualization software is gathering momentum in cardiac imaging.
This trend is leading to a number of developments, including changes in workflow interpretation processes and the creation of dedicated 3D laboratories operated by 3D technologist specialists. Radiologists and cardiologists have also had to learn new workstation software and develop new interpretation skill sets.
In this month's Advanced Visualization Insider, contributing writer Cynthia Keen takes a look at the growing role of advanced visualization software in cardiac imaging, including its applications, limitations, and workflow issues.
As always, you have access to this Insider Exclusive article before it is published for the rest of our AuntMinnie.com members. To learn more about cardiac 3D imaging, click here.
In addition, be sure to check back in the Advanced Visualization Digital Community over the coming weeks for coverage of advanced visualization topics from PACS 2007, being held this week in San Antonio by the University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry.
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