Quick cardiac visualization

Summary

Provides a set of tools for the visualization of one or multiple cardiac phases using original images or MPR\MIP images in axial, coronal, sagittal or dedicated cardiac axes (short axis, horizontal long axis, and vertical long axis).

Benefits

• Automatic removal of the rib-cage structures enables a 3D anatomical Volume Rendering image of the heart and the large blood vessels connected to it.
• The Viewer supports basic measurements as well as basic ventricular functional analysis based on “Area-Length” method to estimate end systolic volume (ESV), end diastolic volume (EDV), cardiac output (CO), and ejection fraction (EF).

Workflow videos offer examples of a real life case based on the application you're currently using.

• Compare Phases and Creating Cardiac Echo Virtual Beating Heart
• Review ECG and Ejection Fraction

Quick Steps are printable instruction sheets based on specific procedures within the application.

• CT Cardiac Viewer

Documents include printable white papers, articles, brochures, user manuals, etc. that provide valuable information about the application.

• Testimonial Cardiology - Dr. Weigold
• EKG Gating and CT Pulomary Angiography
• Advanced Visualization Workspace Keyboard Shortcuts
• CT Keyboard Shortcuts
• Advanced Analysis for Cardiovascular Care

This section contains printable tutorials that provide complete instructions for individual applications.

• CT Cardiac Viewer
• 2D Mode
• Endo Mode
• Slab Mode
• Volume Mode
• Rib Cage Removal for Slab and Volume Modes