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Web‐based imaging viewer for real‐color volumetric reconstruction of human visible project and DICOM datasets

Anatomy remains a cornerstone of medical education. It is vital that students achieve a robust understanding of the spatial relationships between anatomical structures in three dimensions. Volumetric medical imaging studies and true‐color cryosectional three‐dimensional images of visible human datasets are useful for enhancing anatomy education. However, the software systems available for viewing these datasets have important limitations. A web‐based application called Mulrecon Color, which can overcome a number of those limitations, is introduced. Mulrecon Color enables volumetric medical and full color cryosectional datasets to be explored without requiring installation, and can therefore be used on a broad range of desktop, mobile, and even virtual reality devices. The web‐based application has an interface that resembles a DICOM viewer used in radiological practice, and can be used both in anatomical labs and off campus for self‐study. The Mulrecon Color application is released as an open source tool. It can be retrieved at a project website where sample datasets are also available.