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Image Examples

The following are results from different available imaging modalities.

Brain Imaging

A MR scan of the middle of the head from the side showing the brain, tongue, first vertebrae, skull outline, and other internal tissues.
A sagittal magnetic resonance (MR) scan of a human brain.
2D rendering of a human brain scan. Middle slice of brain is seen displaying brain, outline of skull, and ears.
Human brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan reconstruction. Credits: Dr. Joseph Orr (Psychological and Brain Sciences, TAMU) and Dr. Anatol Bologan (Visualization, TAMU).
Water movement pathways within the brain are shown in a rainbow of different colors that have different meanings.
Human brain MRI diffusion tensor imaging (DTI). Credits: Dr. Joseph Orr (Psychological and Brain Sciences, TAMU) and Dr. Anatol Bologan (Visualization, TAMU).
MR scan of the side view of the middle of the head showing the brain, tongue, and other tissues.
A sagittal magnetic resonance (MR) scan of a rat head.
MR scan of the side view of the middle of the head showing the brain, tongue, first vertebrae, and other tissues.
A sagittal magnetic resonance (MR) scan of a piglet head.
A MR scan of a head looking down from the top showing the brain, eyes, and other internal tissues.
A coronal magnetic resonance (MR) scan of a piglet brain.

Cardiac Imaging

Another MR "MOLLI" scan, this one with the color settings adjusted for all of the walls to be darker and more purple.
Another magnetic resonance (MR) “MOLLI” sequence scan looking for tissue composition changes.
A MR "MOLLI" scan with with the color settings adjusted to have the ventricle wall more purple than the rest of the tissues.
Magnetic resonance (MR) “MOLLI” sequence scan looking for tissue composition changes.
MRI scan in the four chamber heart orientation so that it displays the two atriums and two ventricles in the same image.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan in the cardiac four chamber orientation.
The left ventricle section is a circle with the papillary muscles seen. Data analyses saved resulting in two data graphs.
Cardiac echocardiogram assessment in the mid heart left ventricular cavity short-axis view.
The 2D shows the heart parts including the four chambers and aorta as well as outlining the lungs and diaphragm. The 3D shows where the blood is located within the heart.
Computed tomography (CT) scans of a dog heart.
Sideways X-ray of a chest showing the heart, lungs, diaphragm, and ribs.
Lateral radiographic X-ray of a dog thorax.
X-ray of a chest showing the heart, lungs, diaphragm, and ribs.
Ventral dorsal radiographic X-ray of a dog thorax.

Vascular Imaging

A semi-lateral CT scan of the bones and major vessels of the abdomen down to the toes of a pig. The kidneys are also visible.
A computed tomography (CT) scan the bones and major vessels of the rear legs of a pig.
An anterior CT scan of the bones and major vessels of the abdomen down to the toes of a pig. The kidneys are also visible.
A computed tomography (CT) scan of the bones and major vessels of the rear legs of a pig.
The blood vessels and cervical neck vertebrae are seen as well as the skull base and first ribs. A trache tube is in place.
Anterior computed tomography (CT) scan of the blood vessels and bones of a sheep’s neck.

Abdominal Imaging

MR scan of the side view of the chest / thorax and abdomen showing the heart, lungs, intestines, spine, and other tissues.
A sagittal magnetic resonance (MR) scan of a piglet’s chest / thorax and abdomen.
The MR scan of a straight on view of the middle of the chest / thorax and abdomen showing the lungs, liver, and intestines.
A coronal magnetic resonance (MR) scan of a piglet’s chest / thorax and abdomen.

Orthopedic Imaging

A MR scan of the side view of the middle of a human knee. Femur and tibia ends are seen.
A sagittal magnetic resonance (MR) scan of a human knee.
3D angled CT scan of both hip bones. Image includes the top of the sacrum down to below the rear knee joints.
3D computed tomography (CT) scan of sheep hip bones.
An angled CT scan of hip bones. Faint outline of soft tissue is present.
An angled computed tomography (CT) scan of sheep hip bones.
Computed tomography (CT) scan of human knee replacement devices on both sides of the joint in the femur and tibia ends. The fibula end is also seen.
Computed tomography (CT) scan of human knee replacement devices.
Devices present in the anterior part of the femur head and in the hip socket. Ball calibration and right side x-ray markers are present in the image.
Dorsal ventral radiograph x-ray of hip replacement devices in a dog.