Abstract
Op3D is a new visualisation system for a surgeon. For the first time, patient-specific medical data sets can be rendered in three dimensions using a powerful compute server, with the reconstructions being delivered across the computer network in real time to the operating theatre. A laptop serves as the client computer and an easy-to-use interface has been developed for the surgeon to interact with and interrogate the patient data. This paper describes the Op3D system and presents the initial results from its use in hepatopancreatic surgery. Examples are given from both preoperative and intraoperative use.
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