DICOM Analysis

A DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) file is a standard format for storing medical images. CT scans, using X-rays, create cross-sectional images to diagnose conditions like bone fractures, tumors, and internal bleeding. MRI scans employ magnets and radio waves to produce detailed images of soft tissues, aiding in the examination of organs, muscles, and the brain, and detecting abnormalities such as tumors and inflammation. These imaging techniques are vital in medical diagnostics, enabling healthcare professionals to visualize internal structures for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

3D Modelling in health

Medical image segmentation identifies and delineates specific structures in medical images, enabling the reconstruction of a 3D model of the patient. By accurately segmenting structures in CT or MRI scans, a detailed 3D representation of the patient's anatomy can be created. This model is used for surgical planning, treatment simulation, and medical research. Medical image segmentation is crucial for personalized treatment plans and improving patient outcomes, as it allows healthcare professionals to visualize and analyze the patient's anatomy more precisely, enhancing diagnosis, treatment, and overall care.

VitroMech's Focus on Simulations

At Vitromech, we're committed to revolutionizing orthopedic care through the application of Finite Element Analysis (FEA). Specializing in biomechanics and orthopedic engineering, we are passionate about delivering cutting-edge solutions that redefine the standards of musculoskeletal treatments. From simulating stress distribution in bone structures to optimizing orthopedic implant designs, our advanced FEA techniques are tailored to address the complex challenges faced by healthcare professionals in orthopedics.In addition, our expertise extends to the realm of cardiovascular interventions, where we leverage Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) for precise blood flow analysis in cardiac cases. With a focus on enhancing diagnostic accuracy and treatment outcomes, our CFD simulations provide invaluable insights into hemodynamic patterns, aiding cardiologists in making informed decisions for their patients' well-being.