3D Lymphatic Atlas0.31.3-preview.1 Head & Neck
Interactive 3D Lymphatic Anatomy Atlas 0.31.3-preview.1RADIOTERAPIE.EU Head & Neck
Anatomy preview · source anatomy + draft nodal target-volume regions
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AxialReference section · not CT
mm
3D anatomyOriginal source topology
3D planes

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reference anatomy.

The BodyParts3D head-and-neck subset is included. No import is needed.

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CoronalReference section · not CT
mm
SagittalReference section · not CT
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SELECTED STRUCTURE

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ANATOMICAL LANDMARKS

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Boundary definitions will appear here.

1 MM AXIAL ANATOMY MAP

Reconstruction substrate

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Structures intersecting this axial slice
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Authoritative rebuild status

Phase 1: Ia, Ib, IIa, IIb, III, IVa and IVb are being rebuilt from closed 1 mm axial contours. Legacy/proxy nodal 3D meshes are removed from the v0.22 runtime; unfinished stations remain selectable as pending reconstruction rather than rendering misleading geometry.

S0 source-determinedS1 atlas-supportedS2 probabilisticS3 review requiredS4 clinician adjudicated
Reference anatomy + nodal reconstruction worklist. v0.22 intentionally does not display inherited proxy/clipped station meshes. Reviewed slice-label volumes will generate future closed 3D compartments. Clinical source-level decisions remain independently versioned.
VERSION RECORD

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LINKED NAVIGATION

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On a phone or tablet: pinch two fingers to zoom; slide them together to pan. Lift both fingers before returning to one-finger rotation or crosshair dragging. Fit restores the view. The zoom buttons also work with a single tap.

Drag a coloured crosshair line to move its corresponding plane. Drag the intersection to move both lines, or click anywhere in a section to reposition them.

Scroll over a section to move that section through the anatomy. On a touchscreen, use the small − / + buttons in its header, or enter a position in millimetres.

Keyboard: focus a section with Tab. Arrow keys move the crosshair; Page Up / Page Down change the slice. Hold Shift for 5 mm steps. Home / End move to the first / last slice.

Full screen: each graphic header has an expand button. The same window grows to full screen (or the browser window when permission is unavailable). Return or Escape restores the layout; anatomy, camera and crosshairs are preserved.

3D planes: Axial, Coronal and Sagittal buttons independently hide their 3D guides. The linked section crosshairs remain available.

Structure hierarchy: class and subgroup chevrons fold the browser without hiding anatomy. Their checkboxes show or hide all loaded members of that branch.

All views use the same source mesh coordinates. These are reference cross-sections, not CT images.
SOURCE DATA

Load the reference anatomy

Download isa_BP3D_4.0_obj_99.zip from the official BodyParts3D archive, then choose it here. The curated importer extracts the mapped head-and-neck elements locally.

A prepared reference.json or reference.json.gz pack is also accepted. Imported provenance is an acquisition record, not independent proof of anatomical accuracy.

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What is and is not imported

The included catalogue contains 100 named concepts assembled from 103 source meshes. Identical duplicate hyoid and cricoid representations were excluded. Two source-labelled middle constrictor parts are withheld because their left/right labels conflict with their coordinate side.

Parotids, masseters and thyroid gland have no named match in the uploaded archive. Some vessels are incomplete supplied segments. Missing anatomy is not replaced by guessed shapes. No reference CT or nodal segmentation is supplied.

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NODAL COMPARTMENT LAYER

Nodal station reconstruction worklist

EVIDENCE & LIMITATIONS

Source geometry, openly inspectable
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