How-To: Creating a 3D Reconstruction of Your Patient's CT Scan

[@aiedaazman5117]

Thank u! I am a student where we only learn the theory but never got to practice it hands on. This definitely gets me of out the dark

[@Lifelong_Lesson]

This video was invaluable to me. Thank you so much, Brian. So it appears that I have 3 ribs disconnected from the costal cartilage and yet I can't seem to get any help from doctors because everything is so compartmentalized. 22 months of this and I don't have any energy left - not to mention the pain. I keep getting bounced around but meanwhile, the answer to the problem is in my cartilage. If only they image it themselves already. Regardless, this video was the catalyst that revealed my issue. Now if only I can get the proper medical attention I need already. But I seem to be stuck at an impasse and don't know how to proceed from here. Hopefully they fix me soon because I can not endure another 9 months of this. It's been the most brutal 22 months of my life. At least now I have the proof and know what's going on. Thank you again, Brian!

[@umadevimaddela6473]

This is awesome. I really needed this. I'm a otolaryngologist. It's useful for my head and neck surgeries. Thanks a lot

[@salaheddine8473]

Thank you very much for this video from Algerie. It makes it easy even for the novice.

[@mirceajunbei2027]

Thank you! I'm just happy to find this. I started neurosurgery lately and everyone there uses this for surgery plan but nobody is opened like you to explain. Thank you again, very, very much!

[@lukesimpson1507]

This is by far the best user guide I have seen for Horos, this is really informative. Thank you for taking the time to make this.

[@AA-nf2jl]

Great video, thanks for the upload!

[@amfareed30]

Perfect...many thanks

[@dr.alanaraujo106]

Awesome tutorial, thank you so much!

[@drjoaomarcelobrito]

Can you make a video explain how to reconstruct the pulmonary vessels please? Artery and vein segmentations

[@marianomassa1760]

Excellent video. Thanks for sharing it

[@lovingzombie]

Amazing

[@asekon1]

thank you. how can I 3-D print this?

[@39421960]

How could I become a 3D specialist? Is there a school program or something that would make me more qualified towards work?

[@manofmystery5709]

Considering most people are on Windows, a demo of 3DSlicer would have been helpful. Is there any example of using 3DSlicer? I've tried it with volume rendering but it doesn't work (nothing is showing in the 3D view).

[@aboziad100]

thank you for this tutorial, can i use this 3D into my augmented reality application please? and is it possible to convert file into FBX or OBJ format ?

[@Aishwarya_Varma21]

may i get the code for this if you have one?

[@Groovingforwardatx]

Wanting to start doing radiography, going to take the steps to go to school for it, im currently a 3D digital artist so the potential for these sort of technologies excites me. Would you say that radiographers are interesting in having rad techs do this for them? Would love to incorporate this sort of thing into what I do once I eventually make my way into doing CT stuff down the line.

[@LOCKSHADES]

I was literally going to say this same thing

[@fettahyldz460]

Is there any tutorial if I want to create 3d reconstruction algorithm?

[@floridaboyshii78]

What’s a good software for windows that’s better then 3d slicer

[@alexhe2383]

Which dicom viewer software you are using?

[@Lifelong_Lesson]

It's called Horus. It's free and it's a wonderful program.

[@ssvoreful]

Why is no one talking about the fact that the dude has 40 GB of RAM on his Mac.

[@babyeater639]

More chrome tabs

[@LOCKSHADES]

That’s more like a requirement and even powerful graphics cards are needed too

[@ssvoreful]

@@LOCKSHADES All I can do is 8. Take it or leave it.

[@LOCKSHADES]

@@ssvoreful no shit! Do you🤣🤣. I’m a 3D simulation artist and I can relate with both of you, but just at different times of my life.

[@nuclearcatbaby1131]

What do you do if some weirdo asks for a CT scan and afterwards wants to play around with the software to tweak it just so he can post some cool skull pictures on Halloween?

[@GoofyGuestMemes]

6:00

[@orhanghazi6237]

whats the name of this DICOM viewer

[@giorgiochiozzi8967]

Horos

[@Lifelong_Lesson]

He's using Horus. I highly recommend it. And it's free. Plus, Horus seems to be an exact carbon copy of OsiriX, which is already very powerful. I can't tell any difference between Horus and OsiriX, which you have to pay for. I'm not sure if Horus is available on Windows, though. It is for Macintosh, which is what he's using in this video and it's what I used to image my cartilage. But definitely check out Horus if you can.

[@denischikita]

40 gigs of ram???? omg