1st Place (Tie):
Victor Lee – Yale University
Samuel Liburd Jr. – Yale University
2nd Place: Raj Saggu – St. George’s University
1st Place (Tie):
Victor Lee – Yale University
Samuel Liburd Jr. – Yale University
2nd Place: Raj Saggu – St. George’s University
1. Learn multiple methods for converting CT scans into 3D anatomy models using the DICOM Director Portal
2. Brainstorm innovative applications for 3D models in medical practice
3. Create their own 3D model of a CT scan
4. Pitch their 3D model. Explain how they made their model and how the model could be used in medical practice
1st Place: The newly released Oculus Quest 2
2nd Place: The newly released Oculus Quest 2
3rd Place: $200 in CASH
Register for the Hackathon and begin to practice model-making
Entries will be judged
Submit 3D models for
consideration
Winners will be announced
Entries will be judged on the quality of the 3D model that is produced, how well the model portrays the desired anatomic structure, and how well the entry explains the clinical utility of the model in medical practice.
Professor and Associate Dean
Yale School of Medicine
Chief Executive Officer
DICOM Director
M4 at Geisel School of
Medicine at Dartmouth
Chief Revenue Officer
DICOM Director
The DICOM-a-thon is entirely virtual, so no need to travel. Please join us and fellow participants in the Facebook Group which is also a great place to ask questions.