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Advancing Medicine with Technology & AI

Transforming Healthcare with Technology and AI: A Continuous Era in Medicine

The role of 3D imaging

3D

3D imaging is redefining healthcare by enabling surgeons to create precise anatomical models for preoperative planning, surgical simulations, and risk assessments.

  • Chronic Wound Care: Tracks healing, assesses risks, and personalizes treatments like skin grafting.

  • Preoperative Planning: Simulates surgical outcomes, ensuring accuracy and minimizing risks.

  • 3D Printing: Produces patient-specific implants and prosthetics for enhanced functionality and aesthetics.

  • Surgical Simulation: Prepares surgeons for complex procedures, reducing complications.

    • This technology is a cornerstone of modern medicine, ensuring better precision, safety, and outcomes.

    A Closer Look at Thermal Imaging

    Thermal image

    Thermal imaging detects temperature variations in tissue, providing insights into inflammation, infection, and blood flow

  • Wound Healing Monitoring: Detects abnormal temperature patterns, helping identify infection or poor blood flow early for quicker intervention.

  • Wound Assessment: Beneficial for chronic wounds, identifying issues like infection or ischemia that aren’t visible through traditional methods.

  • Surgical Planning and Monitoring: Assesses blood flow and tissue abnormalities preoperatively, and monitors recovery post-surgery for complications like infections

    • A Complete Picture: Merging 3D & Thermal imaging

    3D & Thermal image

    We want to create a tool that integrates 3D imaging and thermal imaging with AI to offer a complete view of soft tissue health and structure. This innovation could:

  • Model Wound Closures: Use 3D imaging to visualize how a wound might close over time and simulate different closure methods, helping to plan more effective treatments.

  • Assess Limb Functionality: By analyzing 3D scans of soft tissues and joints, the tool can simulate and predict how surgery or treatment will impact limb mobility and functionality.

  • Overlay Thermal Imaging and Ultrasound Data: Combine real-time thermal imaging with 3D anatomical scans and ultrasound data to provide a detailed, multi-layered assessment of blood supply and tissue health, ensuring better reconstruction planning.