
handle: 11564/794976 , 20.500.14243/530238 , 20.500.11770/303262
Correct interpretation of images may be crucial for early disease detection. A growing number of medical instruments are image-oriented and produce a large quantity of image data, typically in the DICOM format, which contain spatio-temporal features together with alpha-numeric information regarding patients. Dealing with this high-dimensional datasets is a complex and time-consuming task. In addition the diffusion of smartphones and tablets requires the development of technological features enabling the medical team to check on helthcare processes on-the-go and freely access and send image and data for case analysis and collaborative diagnostic. This paper presents SIMPATICO 3D (Sistema Informativo Medico PATologIe COmplesse) a system supporting scientists and physicians by providing facilities for case studies analysis and diagnostic imaging in a shared virtual environment and details the features of SIMPATICO 3D Mobile (standing for Evolution Imaging System 3D for Mobile), that extends SIMPATICO 3D with dedicated functions for the mobile environment.
Mobile; Distribution of Medical Information; Advanced 3D Visualization; Health Data Management, Distribution of Medical Information, Advanced 3D Visualization, Health Data Management, Mobile, Advanced 3D Visualization; Distribution of Medical Information; Health Data Management; Mobile
Mobile; Distribution of Medical Information; Advanced 3D Visualization; Health Data Management, Distribution of Medical Information, Advanced 3D Visualization, Health Data Management, Mobile, Advanced 3D Visualization; Distribution of Medical Information; Health Data Management; Mobile
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