#5552. On the Use of Virtual Reality for Medical Imaging Visualization

August 2026publication date
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Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging;
Radiological and Ultrasound Technology;
Computer Science Applications;
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Abstract:
Advanced visualization of medical imaging has been a motive for research due to its value for disease analysis, surgical planning, and academical training. More recently, attention has been turning toward mixed reality as a means to deliver more interactive and realistic medical experiences. However, there are still many limitations to the use of virtual reality for specific scenarios. Our intent is to study the current usage of this technology and assess the potential of related development tools for clinical contexts. This paper focuses on virtual reality as an alternative to today’s majority of slice-based medical analysis workstations, bringing more immersive three-dimensional experiences that could help in cross-slice analysis. We determine the key features a virtual reality software should support and present today’s software tools and frameworks for researchers that intend to work on immersive medical imaging visualization. Such solutions are assessed to understand their ability to address existing challenges of the field.
Keywords:
DICOM; Medical Imaging Visualization; Virtual Reality; Volume Rendering

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