Medical Subject Headings (MeSH): Computer Graphic

Computer Graphics in Healthcare refers to the use of digital technology and design techniques to create visual representations of medical information for various purposes such as patient education, medical research, and surgical planning. Computer Graphic professionals in healthcare work to create detailed and accurate visual aids, illustrations, animations, and virtual reality simulations that help educate patients, support medical research and aid in surgical planning. They may work in a variety of settings such as hospitals, clinics, research institutions, medical device manufacturers, and medical animation studios.

The specific roles and responsibilities of Computer Graphic professionals in healthcare may vary depending on the setting, but they generally involve working with medical professionals to understand and interpret medical information, creating detailed illustrations and animations, and using advanced visualization techniques to create 3D models and simulations. They also may be responsible for creating interactive educational tools, visualizing complex medical data, and working with virtual reality technology for surgical planning. Computer Graphic professionals in healthcare typically have a background in computer graphics, digital design, or related fields and have knowledge in healthcare terminologies and regulations.