| Could the RadiAnt reconsctruct 3D image data from DSA? |
Nov 20, 2020 05:03 AM
by Dr.WANG
by Dr.WANG
The RadiAnt is a very good software for medical images review. I want to know Could the RadiAnt reconsctruct 3D image data from DSA? Most DSA 3D data are not slice images, and these data must be reconstructed in the special 3D workstation.
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
Nov 20, 2020 11:30 AM
by
by
Thank you for your kind words!
Currently you cannot reconstruct 3D data from rotational 3D DSA in RadiAnt.
Perhaps sometime in the future :-)
Currently you cannot reconstruct 3D data from rotational 3D DSA in RadiAnt.
Perhaps sometime in the future :-)
Nov 20, 2020 05:25 PM
by boskar
by boskar
@Dr.WANG
We've got the same issue at our hospital - the only solution is to use dedicated, vendor provided workstation (we've got two systems, obsolete Philips and GE, and we collaborate with a site with Siemens cath-lab), reconstruct the data on the dedicated workstation and store them with 2D data. That's possible, achievable easily - but You need to force the performing technician to send reconstructed data to PACS.
We've got the same issue at our hospital - the only solution is to use dedicated, vendor provided workstation (we've got two systems, obsolete Philips and GE, and we collaborate with a site with Siemens cath-lab), reconstruct the data on the dedicated workstation and store them with 2D data. That's possible, achievable easily - but You need to force the performing technician to send reconstructed data to PACS.