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Three-dimensional display of hepatic venous anatomy generated from spiral computed tomography data
Journal of Digital Imaging, 10/29/09

Ney DR et al. – A new method is presented for generating three–dimensional images of the hepatic venous anatomy from helical computed tomography scans using volumetric rendering. The helical CT scans were obtained using peripheral injection of intravenous contrast via a power injector. Five patients with suspected liver tumors were studied from which one sample case was selected for illustration. Surgical planning of hepatic resection from three–dimensional images will soon become a practical part of patient care.

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