Medical Computing Visual Synchronization Using WebSocket Protocol and Web Rendering

Web based 3D medical data computing and visual synchronization can provide clinical users with critical information for distributed diagnosis and treatment. However, due to the limited internet bandwidth, high computational cost and increasing data size, real-time medical data exploration and inform...

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Published in:Conference proceedings - Canadian Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering pp. 1 - 4
Main Author: Zhang, Qi
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Published: IEEE 05.05.2019
Subjects:
Apache Server
Data visualization
graphics processing units
information sharing
Medical diagnostic imaging
Parallel computing
Protocols
Rendering (computer graphics)
Servers
Synchronization
Three-dimensional displays
visual synchronization
WebGL
WebSocket Protocol
ISSN:2576-7046
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Summary:Web based 3D medical data computing and visual synchronization can provide clinical users with critical information for distributed diagnosis and treatment. However, due to the limited internet bandwidth, high computational cost and increasing data size, real-time medical data exploration and information sharing on internet is still a challenging task. Therefore, we developed a new internet based medical data computing and information visual distribution system, in which graphics processing units were utilized for parallel medical data computing and visualization, cloud was used for data storage, Apache HTTP Server and MySQL were employed for medical image management and analysis, and WebSocket Protocol was used for medical information visual synchronization. The major contributions include algorithms developed for high performance medical computing, and medical information sharing and visual synchronization on distributed web browsers. The developed system can provide medical users with intuitive feedback for collaborative diagnosis and remote therapy.
ISSN:2576-7046
DOI:10.1109/CCECE43985.2019.9052405