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Medical

This project was done between August 1999 and September 1999. It was developed and compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio using MFC in C++. The software runs under Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows NT and use OpenGL (SGI version for windows) to draw in 3D.

You can read medical images from a scanner and build masks to isolate parts of a body. 2D painter tools (bucket, brushes and mask editor) were developed to retouch the masks and let you create 3D models. You can modify the color and transparency of each mask.

 

Four views (axial, 3D, frontal and coronal) used to edit medical images from a scanner. Masks are used to create 3D models for educational purposes. The interface images are a courtesy of VoxImage inc, Quebec.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  
Film Medical

Click on the image to look at an animation movie realized with Archimed3D. The image is a courtesy of VoxImage inc, Quebec.

  

Elements developed by Axialmedia:

  • Started from scratch, we designed everything
  • 3D camera interface (display, translation, rotation and zoom)
  • Three interface views to view the slices, Frontal, Coronal and Axial
  • Window to manage the mouse functions, the mask options and the brushes to draw the masks
  • Clipboard functions cut, copy and paste masks
  • Classes in C++ to manage a scene containing a camera in parallel projection, the masks, the voxel (image volumes), the hierarchy and 3D models