Abstract
Three-dimensional (3D) images, which are acquired by X-ray computed tomography (CT), are widely used in medical diagnosis and treatment. Recently, advances in image processing functions of 3D image analysis workstations have made it possible to confirm actual procedures, approach lesions from directions that are not visible during surgery, and observe important structures by moving images on the workstation. This is useful in providing a variety of information on the pathology in advance. However, depending on the manipulation of the creator, the 3D images provided can vary greatly in terms of the omission of blood vessels and tumors, the background color, the colors of organs, and the presentation including rotation directions and angles. In this study, we decided to create a manual for 3D image creation using our web hosting service to standardize the 3D images to be provided. In particular, dynamic content using the HyperText Markup Language (HTML) was created and posted to provide a useful support tool for 3D image creation. In addition, the data can be accessed via the Internet within the hospital, making them widely available in clinical and educational settings.
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