Radiographic Features of Thoracic Complications Occurring in Infants in the Intensive Care Nursery

Harris, G. B. C.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4612-5446-1_7

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“…The anatomical and pathological details, the topographical relationship of the extended, fluid-filled pleural, pericardial and peritoneal cavities can be clearly demonstrated and interactively explored in the 3D model. Knowledge of the anatomy of the pleural cav ities is mandatory for therapeutic procedures such as drain age or puncture [Harris, 1983].…”

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Visualization of Neonatal Anatomy and Pathology with a New Computerized Three-Dimensional Model as a Basis for Teaching, Diagnosis and Therapy

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Kramer

Lierse³

et al. 1994

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A new computerized three-dimensional (3D) volume model derived from a postmortem MRI series of the chest and abdomen of a human newborn allows interactive dissection by removing, adding organs or cutting in unlimited directions. The advanced technique of real volume visualization instead of using contours allows one to study the normal and pathological anatomy of the neonate. Anatomical details of the pleural, pericardial and peritoneal cavities and of abdominal veins are demonstrated. Compared to conventional methods, the advantages of this model for teaching and as a basis for diagnostic imaging and therapeutic procedures are evident.

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