Fascial Future Imaging Tech and Practioner Potentials.

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Fascial Future Imaging Tech and Practioner Potentials

3D/4D Ultrasound Real time imaging capabilities in patient care and management Local application and imagining interpretation may not yet be optimized for the practioners A Spatial Medicine-based imaging approach can channel this technology approprirately

Multiphoton fluorescence microscopy Powerful technique for cell and thick tissue imaging Can be combined with second harmonic generation imaging of protein arrays (ie collagen, myosin, tubulin scaffolds) Only samples, and strongly dependent on immediate tissue environment

Digital Photoelasticity and Soft Tissue Offers a large potential for validation of computational models of biomedical soft tissue applications Demonstrates ability to image stress-strain environments in real-time

Ultrasound Elastrography Manual compression with a transducer measure the density of soft tissue. A wand transducer may also be used. The stiffer or harder the tissue, the faster the velocity of the sound waves.

MRI + CT + 3D/DCM Render

Virtual Reality Anatomy

3D Interactive Anatomy Holograms

3D Scanning

Motion Capture – Decentralized and Affordable