Abstract: A computer-implemented method includes obtaining an image of one or more anatomical vessels of a subject, wherein the image is a segmentation of the one or more anatomical vessels from image data acquired with a three-dimensional medical imaging modality. The computer-implemented method further includes obtaining one or more segmentations of plaque in the one or more anatomical vessels of the subject. The computer-implemented method further includes obtaining Fractional Flow Reserve (FFR) information for the one or more anatomical vessels of the subject. The computer-implemented method further includes generating a composite rendering that includes the image of one or more anatomical vessels, at least one of the one or more segmentations of plaque, and the FFR information. The computer-implemented method further includes displaying the composite rendering in a single viewport.

Abstract: Methods and systems are provided herein for displaying annotation panels in a medical imaging graphical user interface (GUI). In one example, a computing device comprising a display screen, the computing device being configured to display on the display screen a plurality of viewports within a GUI, each of the plurality of viewports displaying a respective medical image of a patient, and additionally being configured to display within the GUI one or more annotation icons and one or more annotation panels, the one or more annotation panels accessible directly from the one or more annotation icons and configured to display annotation data as a list of one or more annotations, wherein the each of the one or more annotation panels corresponds to a respective viewport of the GUI, and wherein the one or more annotation icons are displayed with the annotation data in an unlaunched state.

Abstract: Methods and systems are herein provided for multi-date, multi-modality imaging display. In one example, a method for displaying multiple images in a graphical user interface (GUI) comprises obtaining one or more medical images and findings data thereof from a database; time ordering the obtained one or more medical images and findings data thereof; and displaying the one or more medical images and at least one corresponding findings data in respective viewports of the GUI based on a selected GUI configuration, wherein the one or more medical images are comparable images.

Abstract: Various systems and methods are presented regarding presentation of patient medical data to enable expedited review and/or detailed analysis of the patient medical data. A summary screen can be configured to present a summary of the plethora of available data, wherein the summary screen presents data identified to enable expeditious diagnosis of a patient's condition, while more detailed information is available for presentation on a pop-up screen(s) or navigation to a specific application configured to present information at a greater level of detail/granularity. The summary screen can be configured to present one or more interactive images (e.g., an MRI) in conjunction with text providing further description of the diagnosis, medical data, and suchlike.

Abstract: A system for rendering medical images is described herein. The system can include a processor configured to obtain, using a three-dimensional cursor, a selection of a region of interest from a three-dimensional (3D) medical image. The processor can also detect a three-dimensional cursor setting for the region of interest, the three-dimensional cursor setting indicating at least a rendering setting for the region of interest. Furthermore, the processor can modify a user interface comprising the 3D medical image with the three-dimensional cursor setting applied inside the region of interest, wherein movement of the three-dimensional cursor causes a selection of a second region in the 3D medical image, wherein the second region is displayed with the rendering setting.

Abstract: Methods and systems are provided herein for displaying annotation panels in a medical imaging graphical user interface (GUI). In one example, a computing device comprising a display screen, the computing device being configured to display on the display screen a plurality of viewports within a GUI, each of the plurality of viewports displaying a respective medical image of a patient, and additionally being configured to display within the GUI one or more annotation icons and one or more annotation panels, the one or more annotation panels accessible directly from the one or more annotation icons and configured to display annotation data as a list of one or more annotations, wherein the each of the one or more annotation panels corresponds to a respective viewport of the GUI, and wherein the one or more annotation icons are displayed with the annotation data in an unlaunched state.