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3D Brain Anatomy And Surgery In X-11 Environment

Biomedical images play an important role in clinical practice not only at diagnostic but at therapeutic level as well. In this last context, 3D and 4D anatomical and physiological data sets from multimodality imaging techniques need to be integrated and processed. In this work, a standard networking interface protocol such as the X window system has been used as a suitable environment for simultaneous image display. Furthermore, a model for visual and symbolic integration at voxel level is presented. The X window system, even if suffering of several limitations for graphic applications in the multi-D case, offers interesting features in relationship to this perspective, considering the situation of local area network connected workstations. It allows standardization of the user interface and software portability between various hardware nodes, resulting in a friendly and flexible tool for the final medical user.