Stereoscopic Displays

doi:10.1002/9781119962762.ch2

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DOI: 10.1002/9781119962762.ch2

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Stereoscopic Displays

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Stereoscopy in diagnostic radiology and procedure planning: Does stereoscopic assessment of volume‐rendered CT angiograms lead to more accurate characterisation of cerebral aneurysms compared with traditional monoscopic viewing?

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Stereoscopy has a long history, but it has only recently become technically feasible for stored cross-sectional data to be adequately reformatted and displayed in this format. Scant literature exists to quantify the technology's possible contribution to medical imaging - this study attempts to build on this limited knowledge base and promote discussion within the field. Stereoscopic viewing of images should be further investigated and may well eventually find a permanent place in procedural and diagnostic medical imaging.

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Stereoscopy in diagnostic radiology and procedure planning: Does stereoscopic assessment of volume‐rendered CT angiograms lead to more accurate characterisation of cerebral aneurysms compared with traditional monoscopic viewing?

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Stereoscopic Displays

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Stereoscopy in diagnostic radiology and procedure planning: Does stereoscopic assessment of volume‐rendered CT angiograms lead to more accurate characterisation of cerebral aneurysms compared with traditional monoscopic viewing?

Stereoscopy in diagnostic radiology and procedure planning: Does stereoscopic assessment of volume‐rendered CT angiograms lead to more accurate characterisation of cerebral aneurysms compared with traditional monoscopic viewing?

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