Cinematic rendering is a novel 3D rendering technique that produces more realistic visualizations of CT image data compared to traditional volume rendering. It uses techniques from computer animation like high dynamic range rendering maps to generate natural lighting environments. This provides more depth and form perception in the visualized images. Cinematic rendering has applications in areas like surgical planning, medical education, and patient communication. It also provides advantages like aiding early illness identification and more accurate diagnoses.

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Cinematic
Rendering
By: Camryn Harris

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What is Cinematic
rendering?
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Volume Rendering
vs. Cinematic
rendering
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Applications
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Post-Processing
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Advantages
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Influences
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Table of contents
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Introduction to
Cinematic
Rendering
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What is Cinematic
Rendering?
Cinematic Rendering is a Novel three dimensional
rendering algorithm which produces realistic
visualizations of CT image data (Eid, et.al., 2017).
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Development of Cinematic Rendering
● This new idea in the field
of radiography came from
the computer-based
animation programs used
in the entertainment
industry (Dappa, Et.al,
2016).
● Siemens Healthineers
used this information in
the field of health care.
They tried to use
animations they had seen
in the media to make CT
imaging images look
more real.
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An Advancement
from Volume
Rendering
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Volume
Rendering Vs.
Cinematic
Rendering
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1. Based on the notion of one
light ray per pixel
2. The final pixel is determined
only by the light
characteristics of the voxels
along the light ray leading
to that pixel.
3. Focuses on increasing depth
and form perception
Cinematic
Rendering
Volume
Rendering
1. Uses high dynamic range
rendering maps to produce
a natural lighting
environment
2. More realistic three-
dimensional images.
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Applications
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Surgical
Planning
Student
Education
Patient
Education and
Communication
Disease
Detection

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Post- Processing
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Post Processing tools may
be used to produce, alter,
and improve the final
image.
● View Options
● Mask and clip plane

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After
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Advantages
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Medical
Education
Physician/patient
communication
Pre-surgical
planning
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Pre-interventional
planning
Early illness
identification
More accurate
diagnosis’
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Comparable views of a ruptured
tectorial and anterior atlanto-occipital
membrane (arrow) seen on a spine
MRI scan (a) and a cinematically
rendered spine CT scan (b, c).
Cinematically rendered images based
on patient CT scans viewed using
different presets for skin, muscle,
bone, and vasculature (from left to
right). All images courtesy of Dr.
Savvas Nicolaou.

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Influences in the
Radiology World
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Capable of enhanced modeling elements
Shadows Ambient occlusion
Multi-scattering Color Transmittance
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Conclusions
Cinematic rendering, a progressive 3D
reconstruction technique. It shows
imaging data in a way that looks like
real life, and it may be more useful for
diagnosing problems than volume
rendering. It also makes for a more
natural and physically accurate picture
with better form and depth perception.
This new way of thinking could be the
start of virtual anatomical viewing.
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References
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● Dappa, E., Higashigaito, K., Fornaro, J., Leschka, S., Wildermuth, S., & Alkadhi, H. (2016,
September 15). Cinematic rendering – an alternative to volume rendering for 3D
computed tomography imaging - PMC. PubMed Central (PMC); www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5110476/#:~:text=Cinematic%20renderi
ng%20is%20a%20novel,quality%20of%20high%20density%20structures.
● Rowe, S. P., Fritz, J., & Fishman, E. K. (2017, September 12). CT evaluation of
musculoskeletal trauma: initial experience with cinematic rendering - Emergency
Radiology. SpringerLink; link.springer.com.
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10140-017-1553-z
● Sarangi, P. K. (n.d.). Cinematic rendering | Radiology Reference Article | Radiopaedia.org.
Cinematic Rendering | Radiology Reference Article | Radiopaedia.Org; radiopaedia.org.
Retrieved July 17, 2022, from https://radiopaedia.org/articles/cinematic-
rendering?lang=us
● FDA clears cloud-based cinematic rendering software from IMS. (2021, April 28).
AuntMinnie.Com; www.auntminnie.com.
https://www.auntminnie.com/index.aspx?sec=ser&sub=def&pag=dis&ItemID=132248

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BESTIES!!
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