Patient Scanned

Patients are imaged using common modalities like CT and MR. These scans are most frequently in a file format called DICOM.

2D Limitations

Under current processes, these patient DICOM scans are interpreted one slice at a time on a flat computer screen. The clinician must visualize anatomy and pathology by mentally “stitching” together the slides in their head.

3D Advanced Visualization

With ImmersiveView™ VR, 2D DICOM scans are merged and put into 3D virtual reality. Every conceivable angle of a patient’s unique anatomy can be engaged, from simple anatomy viewing to overlaying the original scan, creating measurements, placing virtual hardware, and much more.

ImmersiveTouch is designed to take the guess work out of CT and MR visualization

A craniofacial surgeon uses ImmersiveTouch to better understand facial fractures