Abstract: The invention relates to a method of visualising a dynamic anatomical structure (1), a computer program and a user interface. The method comprises (a) providing a sequence of three-dimensional medical images (M1, M2, M3, . . . MZ) of a dynamic anatomical structure (1) spanning a time period (T), (b) providing a dynamic model (14), in particular surface of the anatomical structure, (c) determining a volume of interest (40) containing an anatomical feature of interest (3) within each of the three-dimensional images, wherein the volume of interest (40) follows the position and/or the shape of the anatomical feature of interest (3) across the time period and wherein the volume of interest (40) is smaller than the complete field of view of the three-dimensional medical images (M1, M2, M3, . . .

Abstract: There is provided a method for analysing medical image data (34) in a virtual multi-user collaboration, wherein the medical image data (34) is analysed by at least two users (A, N, C, S), each user having his/her own workspace (30), wherein the workspace is a VR- and/or AR- and/or MR-workspace, the method including the steps of providing medical image data (34) including 3D or 4D image information, loading the medical image data (34) into the workspace (30) of each user so as to simultaneously display a visualization of the medical image data (34) to each user, allowing each user to individually and independently from each other change the visualization of the medical image data (34), so as to obtain an individual visualization of the medical image data (34) in each workspace (30) pertaining to each user, allowing at least one user to execute an analysing process of the medical image data (34) in his/her workspace, displaying the result of the analysing process in the workspace (30) in which the analysing pro

Abstract: The invention relates to a method of visualising a dynamic anatomical structure (1), a computer program and a user interface. The method comprises (a) providing a sequence of three-dimensional medical images (M1, M2, M3, . . . MZ) of a dynamic anatomical structure (1) spanning a time period (T), (b) providing a dynamic model (14), in particular surface of the anatomical structure, (c) determining a volume of interest (40) containing an anatomical feature of interest (3) within each of the three-dimensional images, wherein the volume of interest (40) follows the position and/or the shape of the anatomical feature of interest (3) across the time period and wherein the volume of interest (40) is smaller than the complete field of view of the three-dimensional medical images (M1, M2, M3, . . .