NeuroView

Look into your camera and see the skull, brain, arteries and muscles inside your own head, following you as you move. Hold up a hand to see its bones.

The picture never leaves this computer.

NeuroView

Click Start camera, then allow the camera.

Patient scan

Open a scan from this computer

Scan (.nii or .nii.gz) Doctor's outline of the damage (optional) ADC map, for DWI scans (optional) Kind of scan Sensitivity of the automatic outline

Files are read on this computer and are not uploaded.

Conditions

Time since it began Severity Show only the affected half of the brain

Brain regions

Display settings

What is shown

Name the parts Colour arteries by supply Show blood moving through the arteries

Look

Brightness

Mixed reality

Darken my face behind the skull and brain Soft edges Reveal Cut position

Fit to my head

Match the width and height of my face automatically Overall size Width Height Depth Left / right Up / down Forward / back

Tip: turn on Head outline and face the camera. The glowing outline should sit on the edge of your head; use the sliders for what the automatic fit misses.

Tracking data

Show tracking data

The anatomy is a real 3D dataset of one adult, scaled and pinned to your head. It shows where structures typically sit. It is not a scan of you and not a medical tool.

Anatomy models: BodyParts3D, © The Database Center for Life Science, licensed under CC Attribution-Share Alike 2.1 Japan. Models were simplified and re-aligned.

Example cases: SOOP, the Stroke Outcome Optimization Project (Absher et al. 2024, OpenNeuro ds004889), released to the public domain (CC0). Scans are stored at reduced precision.

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