Package Basic.Medical

The X3D MedicalInterchange profile is designed for Exchange of polygonal geometry, volumetric data and accompanying documentation between medical imaging systems.

See: Description

Class Summary

Class	Description
BodySkinIndexedFaceSetNIST	Human body skin made of IndexedFaceSet polygons, gender neutral, semi-transparent for use with MedicalMetadata and MedicalMetadataViewer.x3d.
BonesAllSkeleton	Human bone model for Skeleton.
BonesChest	Human bone model for Chest.
BonesGirdle	Human bone model for Girdle.
BonesHead	Human bone model for Head.
BonesLeftFemur	Human bone model for Left Femur.
BonesLeftFoot	Human bone model for Left Foot.
BonesLeftHand	Human bone model for Left Hand.
BonesLeftHumerus	Human bone model for Left Humerus.
BonesLeftRadiusUlna	Human bone model for Left Radius Ulna.
BonesLeftTibiaFibula	Human bone model for Left Tibia Fibula.
BonesMandible	Human bone model for Mandible.
BonesRightFemur	Human bone model for Right Femur.
BonesRightFoot	Human bone model for Right Foot.
BonesRightHand	Human bone model for Right Hand.
BonesRightHumerus	Human bone model for Right Humerus.
BonesRightRadiusUlna	Human bone model for Right RadiusUlna.
BonesRightTibiaFibula	Human bone model for Right Tibia Fibula.
BonesSpine	Human bone model for Spine.
BonesTeethBottom	Human bone model for Teeth cBottom.
BonesTeethTop	Human bone model for Teeth cTop.
MedicalMetadata	MetadataSets demonstrating sample medical ontology integration with X3D scene graph.
MedicalMetadataViewer	Viewer demonstrating sample medical ontology integration with X3D scene graph.
SkeletonCompleteNoNormals	Human skeleton reference example providing all bones, with no polygonal normals precomputed or embedded.
SkeletonCompleteNormals	Human skeleton reference example providing all bones, with polygonal normals precomputed and embedded.

Package Basic.Medical Description

The X3D MedicalInterchange profile is designed for Exchange of polygonal geometry, volumetric data and accompanying documentation between medical imaging systems. Potential implementation includes industry-specific applications that use X3D as an interchange format, but link to proprietary databases and hardware.

These examples support the work of the Web3D Medical (MedX3D) Working Group. Ongoing work is documented on the Medical Working Group Wiki. Related work appears in the Humanoid Animation examples and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) 3D Print Exchange.