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So much of learning in medicine is accomplished by seeing and touching - digital imagery allows new ways of interacting with anatomy images. Now you can see anatomy in 3D using stereoscopic technology, you can interact with virtual anatomy by rotating, zooming, or dissecting layers, an instructor can use online 3D models to instruct students around the world. Anatomy is a highly visual 3D discipline and SUMMIT is exploring new technologies for anatomy teaching. SUMMIT's work in visualization focuses on creating 3D virtual anatomy for use in simulations and teaching. Our visualization projects range from digital collections of stereo dissections to 3D models of anatomy to interactive layered dissection for teaching. Many of these projects will be pulled together through an Anatomy Imaging Resource Library.

Projects in Progress
Bassett Media Server Digitized collection from atlas of stereo images & drawings of dissections made by Stanford anatomist, David Bassett (1950)
CNS Visual Perspectives Online, interactive 3D Atlas of brain
DisplayWall Pilot project to explore the use of high-resolution visualization technologies in medical education and research
iAnatomy Portal for interactive teaching with digital anatomy
Lucy 2.8 Resegmenting and identifying pelvic nerves
Waxworks The Italian Anatomical Waxworks - Timeless Preservation with Stereophotography
Completed Projects
Teaching anatomy remotely using Internet2 2006 High Bandwidth medical education application performance testing and evaluation with U. of Michigan
Stereo Video Transmission of Live Surgery 2006 Real-time teaching collaboration between Stanford OR and Sydney, Australia (DV quality video)
Media Server 2005 Media database & presentation platform (Oracle)
Stanford Visible Female (Lucy) 2004 3D models of human pelvis
Interactive Images 2002 Animated, labeled Anatomy images
Next Generation Internet (Anatomy) 2002 Use of Internet2 network for student computing access to large, interactive media collections and remote, server-based computation tools.
 
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