Process your imaging results into a single MP4 video that can be easily shared and viewed with a mouse click or screen tap. For privacy the video can be anonymised to hide personal information.
Above are the anonymised results of my Angiogram.
DICOM is the acronym for Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine, the international standard for handling, storing, printing, and transmitting medical images and related data using the standardised .DCM format. In this adventure I am using my angiogram results because that particular procedure is so interesting to watch – in fact mesmerising.
I asked Google this question ‘can watching angiogram results be quite mesmerising’:
Yes, watching angiogram results can be incredibly mesmerising. Many patients, medical students, and onlookers find the real-time visual of a living vascular system to be deeply fascinating. Here is why people often find them so captivating:
Dynamic motion: You get to see the immediate, pulsing flow of blood as the contrast dye highlights the intricate branching pathways of the blood vessels.
The “tree” effect: The sudden appearance of the vascular tree—resembling delicate roots or lightning bolts spreading across the screen—is visually striking.
Real-time mechanics: Watching the tiny catheter navigate through the shifting anatomy, or seeing a blocked vessel instantly reopen after a balloon or stent is deployed, offers a dramatic and satisfying look at modern medicine in action.
While it can be an anxious experience if it is your own procedure, the actual imagery generated by an angiogram is widely considered a beautiful blend of biology and technology.
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