Section
Head: Keith J. Dreyer, DO, PhD
Massachusetts General Hospital
Section Description:
3D medical imaging and advanced visualization techniques are profoundly
changing the practice of radiology. Management of the hardware, software, and
personnel required to perform these tasks is becoming more and more challenging
for the typical department and hospital. In this session, industry thought
leaders will describe the methods used to harness and advance 3D and other
medical visualization techniques at their respective institutions.
107: Thin Client Visualization
Keith J. Dreyer, DO, PhD
Massachusetts General Hospital
Learning Objectives:
1. Explain management of thin client servers to perform 3D medical
imaging and advanced visualization techniques.
2. Identify the advantages of thin client architecture.
3. Describe thin client visualization services.
207: Operational Issues of 3D Labs
Terri J. Vrtiska, MD
Mayo Clinic, Rochester
Learning Objectives:
1. Manage a central advanced visualization laboratory.
2. Explain how to increase advanced visualization services within institutions.
3. Understand operational issues of advanced visualization in medical
imaging.
307: Enterprise 3D Image Distribution
Gary J. Wendt, MD, MBA
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Learning Objectives:
1. Understand 3D technology and its potential and challenges.
2. Understand the required degree of PACS integration within the enterprise.
3. Explain the importance of streamlining communications of findings throughout
the enterprise.