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Photorealistic visualization of the heart - the Future of 3D ultrasound imaging (completed)

Ultrasound is currently the most widely used imaging modality for cardiac investigations. Ultrasound is cost effective, the image is real-time and has no harmful radiation. The disadvantage of ultrasound imaging is that image quality varies significantly among the patients. The image quality is also affected by the skills of the system operator.

About the Project

See the Norwegian Project description

Financing

User-driven Research based Innovation (BIA)

Cooperation

  • GE Vingmed Ultrasound
  • Department of informatics, UiO
  • UiB
  • Sintef
Published Dec. 11, 2013 1:34 PM - Last modified Nov. 7, 2024 2:52 PM

Participants

  • Anne H Schistad Solberg University of Oslo
  • Sverre Holm University of Oslo
  • Martin Reimers University of Oslo
  • Sten Roar Snare University of Oslo
  • Lars Hofsøy Breivik University of Oslo
  • Hani Nozari Mirar University of Oslo
Detailed list of participants