iQ-3D 3.2iQ-VIEW ADD-ON FOR 3D POST-PROCESSINGiQ-3D equips iQ-VIEW with all common features needed for the 3D image processing of CT and MRI studies. Picture proof: Pictures bywww.Fotolia.de ■ www.istockphoto.com ■ www.shutterstock.com ©2017 IMAGE Information Systems Europe GmbH - Medical Imaging with iQ! iQ-3D3.2 Flyer PUB I NT EN - 003R MPR Multiplanar Reconstructions (MPR) can be performed within seconds on a desktop computer and CT and MRI scans can be reformatted and viewed in any oblique orientation. Intuitive widgets guide the user to exactly position the view plane in order to quickly get the desired view angle and position in space. MPR supports the viewing of trauma, vascular, neurology and oncologic CT and MRI images. MIP The Maximum Intensity Projection (MIP) maps the densest voxels of CT and MRI scans. This feature simplifies reading low and high contrast pathologies and is ideal for displaying vessels and bones. SSD Surface Shaded Display (SSD) visualizes the surface of high contrast objects like bones or metal in 3D and can be exported e.g. as a rotating sequence. The epitome of 3D processing is the volume rendering (VRT). Highlight any tumor, bone or vascular structure in color for patients and referring physicians. Various colors, transparency and light setting options for different contexts make the tool easy to use. Unwanted structures can either be individually clipped or cropped from the image. The addition of DENOISE and SOFTEN filters in MPR and SSD optimize the image impression.

MPR – Any oblique Multiplanar Reconstruction VRT – Volume Rendering Technique for CT and MRI data Definition of different tissues for volume rendering Creation of MPR reslice images (oblique) MPR navigation using widgets Export of secondary capture images to the local imagebox, filesystem or PACS SSD – Surface Shaded Display Auto-selection of hardware-optimized renderer for individual workstation GPU Raycast Renderer: Better quality for MIP/MinIP – Maximum/Minimum Intensity Projections Presets available for different tissues, e.g. “bones”, “vascular”, “muscles” Easy selection of the volume of...