Anatomage Table
Virtual Dissection Table |
Anatomage
offers a unique, life-size virtual dissection table for the medical
community. The Table offers an unprecedented realistic visualization of
3D anatomy and interactivity. Delivering accurate anatomic details, it
is complementary for cadaver based dissection courses. For anatomy
courses without cadavers, The Table offers the most realistic virtual
cadaver. This cutting edge technology will help raise the standards of
medical education to the next level.
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Full Body Life Size |
The
Table offers stunning visualization of full body anatomy in Life Size.
The perception is the next best thing to real patients or full body
cadavers.
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Operating Table Experience | |
The
form factor of the Table allows students to replicate a true operating
table experience. The virtual patient is recumbent as students stand
beside the Table and interact with the volume, rotating it easily to aid
in anatomical spacial understanding. In addition, by incorporating
physical instruments into a curriculum, the Table provides a medium for
simulating operation procedures in a natural and intuitive manner.
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Intuitive Touch Operations | ||
Interactivity
is intuitively at your finger tips. Turn patients, remove portions or
completely change the view with the swipe of a finger. The Table offers
both a very natural and very interactive experience.
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Group Interaction and Teaching | ||
The
Table fosters dynamic, interactive learning environments. The full
body, life-size form factor allows for easy integration into small group
learning programs. Students and instructors can easily stand around the
Table, view images together and collectively determine diagnoses. With
the Table simulating a patient table, the similarity to traditional
medical and anatomical teaching methods makes for an easy adoption into
an existing course without significant changes to the curriculum or
design of the classroom.
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Gross Anatomy Education | ||
The
Table allows students to visualize skeletal tissues, muscles, organs
and soft tissue. These various tissues and views can be customized by
virtually slicing, layering, and segmenting the anatomy. This adds a new
dimension of depth to the education that the students will receive.
Custom annotations can be easily added to the visualizations of
anatomical structures. With flexible annotation tools, institutions can
create innovative programs, quizzes, and new methods of study that have
only now become possible.
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Unlimited Material | ||
The
Table comes with a full body gross anatomy model rendered from CT scan
data. The data is fused with anatomically accurate, textured surface
models for educational purposes. The Table can also open any data from
CT, MRI, and ultra-sound scanners. Additionally 2D photographic images,
or even full presentations, can also be displayed on the Table. The
Table is immediately ready to incorporate into any curriculum and can be
easily and inexpensively augmented with additional materials.
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Virtual Dissection | ||
When
the luxury of actual dissections is not available, the virtual
dissection with imaging data on the Table offers the next best solution.
Based on true human anatomy, The Table delivers faithful details and
realism. Students can cut the body, peel off soft tissue or remove an
organ with their fingers. And unlike cadavers, the students can redo and
undo the dissection again and again.
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Procedure Based Teaching | ||
In
addition to general gross anatomy applications, users can apply the
Table to specialty teaching applications as well. In the realm of
pathology, specific cases can be used for teaching and examinations. In
the realm of surgical procedures, the image data can be used as a
three-dimensional framework on which to base the discussion. The images
are 1:1 life size and actual devices and instruments can be presented
with The Table to effectively illustrate patient and doctor positions
and access. Whatever the specialty or application, The Table offers the
potential to take the educational process to the next level.
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Case Review | ||
The
life size 3D rendering displayed on The Table allows for case reviews
with a complete medical team. Whether a radiologist is showing a case to
a surgeon or a full team of specialists is reviewing a case together,
it’s an easy and highly effective communication tool. This will open up
new methods of collaboration between doctors that were never before
possible.
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Patient Consultations | ||
Visual
communication with patients is very effective on The Table. It can be
used for case acceptance of a particular procedure or simply education
and consultation. Showing the patient’s own scan in life-size and
illustrating it in 3D is a much more effective and technologically
impressive presentation than any other method.
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Medical Device Presentations | ||
For
medical device companies, the best way to illustrate the usage,
efficacy and application of the product is by using The Table along with
real patient data. This will convey a very strong message to any
potential customer. When placed in a trade-show, this will be the most
dramatic attention grabbing tool to pull customers in and increase the
time they stay at the booth and ask questions. Due to its advanced
educational foundation, this provides the highest quality experience and
delivers a trustworthy and effective presentation to doctors and
clients.
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Academic Institutes | ||
The Table offers a unique digital anatomy teaching platform and digital anatomy offers various benefits:
Still, the Table offers a
completely unique and effective educational tool that can be
incorporated into any curriculum. The faculty and students can engage
the subject with a great degree of immersion.
The Table can be a foundation
or a supplement to any gross anatomy curriculum and teaching method.
The faculty and students will be equally impressed with the visual
realism and details of this life-sized virtual dissection table. The
Table allows students to visualize skeletal tissues, muscles, organs and
soft tissue. These various tissues and views can be customized by
virtually slicing, layering, and segmenting the anatomy. This adds a new
dimension of depth to the education that the students will receive.
Whether the students have access to cadaver based dissections or model
based dissections, The Table offers primary and supplemental
information. Unlike a cadaver, the imaging data can be altered
extensively and instantly restored and reused many times. The students
will gain additional understanding of the spacial relationships of
anatomy, locations of hard to identify structures, and will be able to
better comprehend the relationships of multiple biological systems in
the human body. With flexible annotation tools, institutions can create
innovative programs, quizzes, and study methods.
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Clinics and Hospitals | ||
The
Table can be used in many different ways in a hospital setting. It
could be installed in the hospital lobby or consultation rooms to create
an impressive center piece for patients and guests. It will set a great
perception of the institution’s technological edge and levels of
quality.
The Table adds a new
dimension to patient education and consultation. It can be used for case
acceptance of a particular procedure or simply routine education and
consultation. Showing the patient’s own scan in life-size and
illustrating it in 3D is a much more effective and technologically
impressive presentation than any other method.
The life size 3D rendering
displayed on The Table allows for case reviews with a complete medical
team. Whether a radiologist is showing a case to a surgeon or a full
team of specialists is reviewing a case together. The Table is an easy
and highly effective communication tool, opening up new methods of
collaboration between doctors.
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Research Institutes | ||
The
Table offers a whole host of new research potential. This could be
research directly related to the use of this new technology for academic
teaching methods, patient education, case reviews, hospital team work
and other similar studies where this new method of interaction could be
assessed. It could also be used as a center piece for different
researchers to come together and interact with data, images,
presentations, and other media all at the same time.
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Corporations | ||
The
Table adds a tremendous amount of prestige to any conference room.
Companies can use it to impress their guests, business partners, or to
win corporate relationships within their industry. When placed in a
trade-show, this will be the most dramatic attention grabbing tool,
pulling customers in and increasing the time they stay at the booth and
ask questions. Due to its advanced educational foundation, this provides
the highest quality experience and delivers a trustworthy and effective
presentation to doctors and clients.
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Hardware | ||
The
screen is 3960 x 1080 resolution. The LCD technology makes it very
bright with high contract even under the day light and does not require
to be operated in a dark room.
The optical touch interactive sensors do not require a human finger like capacitive sensors. Any stylus could be used to operate The Table, which could help to keep the surface clean if being used in anatomy lab environments. |
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The
system is mobile. Users can move the system from room to room on
rollers and they could be locked into a position. The Table is
approximately 500 lbs in weight and is built to be very stable. Around a
dozen people can easily stand around and comfortably interact each
other and The Table at the same time.
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Software | ||
The
unique anatomy study software is developed by Anatomage based on the
renowned and successful Invivo5 imaging software technology. The
software has unique rendering technology that allows for volume
rendering, 3D mesh rendering and photographic rendering to
simultaneously blend with each other in and accurate and consistent 3D
space. When blended together it would be hard to distinguish which
portion is volume rendering and which portion is surface rendering, thus
creating a very advanced visualization that is unmatched.
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3D Digital Anatomy Library | ||
Also
available for expanded utilization of the Table is a complete library
collection of 100 real-life clinical scans involving hospital emergency
cases, pathology cases, and scans featuring routine medical examinations
where CT imaging modality is the standard.
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Custom Use | ||
The
Table is not limited to the provided data set. Users can open any
radiology scan data for 3D visualization. The system is based on FDA
approved medical imaging software, and it is compatible with any DICOM
data, such as CT or MRI data. Users can zoom, rotate and slice with the
fingers just like the anatomy data.
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