Myrian Expert
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3D is no longer reserved to the privileged few: volume rendering, virtual endoscopy and interactive palettes significantly enhance your diagnosis. ith the advent of Myrian® Expert, 3D has become the standard for highlighting specific pathologies, setting lesions in their specific anatomical context and facilitating communication with clinicians, specialists and patients. For every modality the most efficient tools are never more than a couple of clicks away. Studies are instantly reconstructed and displayed according to the most relevant protocols. Use the volume of interest (VOI) to zoom in on targets at high resolution emphasising lesions and virtual endoscopy to easily explore airways or a colon. The interactive palette is manipulated in the same way as the windowing tool to show up any tissue. Then, simply generate a report containing all your selected images in a second. It is time you added a workstation to your modality or brought 3D to your PACS. Bring life to your practice. Prof. Yves GANDON Rennes University Hospital (France) «Myrian™’s 3D environment and astonishing user-friendliness, as well as its tremendous capacity to evolve help me be more effective at work and better share results with surgeons.» Prof. Benoît GALLIX Montpellier University Hospital (France) «I routinely combine Myrian® Expert with the department’s modality workstations to achieve more effective results and to do things that we quite simply have not been able to do with other software.»

Interactive palette Visual masking and bone removal Thanks to 3D rendering in MIP mode, instantly reconstruct the circle of Willis and check for vascular anomalies The bare essentials: “carve” 3D images and get rid of all that is in the way so you can see target structures alone Endoscopy viewport Constrained navigation Curved reconstruction Draw a freehand path and switch to endoscopy mode to examine airways or a colon using the mouse For more effective communication, export to AVI format from your scrapbook snapshots in one click After reconstruction, navigate along a path in transversal...