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Tag: medical

CT scan viewer

Here’s a CT scan viewer I’ve started to experiment with volume rendering:

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Posted on May 1, 2014February 7, 2018Categories CodingTags c++, opengl, shaders, glsl, ct, tomography, 3d volume rendering, slices, viewer, 3d texture, medicalLeave a comment on CT scan viewer

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