
Certificate Course in Medical Imaging, 3D Modeling and 3D Printing
- Understand the basics of Radiology and how to read DICOM data to differentiate different anatomies
- Learn to prepare additive manufacturing and build preparation for 3D Printing
- Get enabled to extract and convert patient-specific anatomy to 3D Models using open-source segmentation software
- Comprehensive coverage of different types of 3D Printing Technologies
Certificate Course in Medical Imaging, 3D Modeling and 3D Printing

Key Features
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Understand the basics of Radiology and how to read DICOM data to differentiate different anatomies
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Learn to prepare additive manufacturing and build preparation for 3D Printing
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Get enabled to extract and convert patient-specific anatomy to 3D Models using open-source segmentation software
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Comprehensive coverage of different types of 3D Printing Technologies
- Course Duration 1 Month
- Next Batch Date5th Jun 2023
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Course Description
3D Modeling and 3D Printing have gained tremendous limelight in the recent past because of their capability to provide personalized care to patients and have proved to be life-saving.
Certificate course in medical imaging, 3D modeling, and 3D Printing is a beginner-level course that helps you understand Open Source and Free 3D Slicer Software, extracting valuable patient-specific information from Patient CT/MRI Scans and converting them to 3D Models that provide an extra dimension to imaging. You will also learn how to prepare these files for 3D Printing, so the manufacturing process is seamless.
The Medical Imaging course comprehensively covers different technologies in 3D Printing, how do you decide which technology to use based on its medical applications, and in conclusion, we will share extended applications of the revolutionizing technology. The online design of this 3D printing course allows you to access and consume the content at your own pace from the comfort of your home and clinic.
Certificate course in medical imaging, 3D modeling, and 3D Printing Will allow the learners to familiarize themselves with the basic tools of extracting patient anatomy in 3D models from patient CT and MRI scans, along with the principles of 3D Printing and preparation for manufacturing.
We at Medvarsity help every physician with the ability to fast-track their career and enable them to better serve the communities in which they practice. Join us and let us impact healthcare through education.
Eligibility: Doctors, Biomedical Engineers, Biotech Engineers, Bioinformatics Engineers, Radiology Students, MBBS Students, Radiology Technicians, Industrial Designers, Mechanical Engineers
Course Validity: 2 months. There will be an extra charge for the extension of the course validity.
*Statutory taxes and levies not included. Taxes will be applied on checkout. Rates may vary based on management discretion.
Course Outline
1. Introduction
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- Introduction and download 3D Slicer
- Important Disclaimer Base File
- Download 3D Slicer
- Installing 3D Slicer
- Installing Extension
2. Radiology
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- Overview of Section
- X-Rays
- Computed Tomography
- How to understand X-Rays and CT Scans?
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- How to Differentiate between MRI and CT Scans?
3. Introduction to 3D Slicer
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- Overview of Section
- Metal Artifact Reduction – Median Filter
- Rejection of Scan
- Scan Filter – Binomial Blur
- How to Qualify a Scan?
- How to load your DICOM Data?
- Slicer Viewer Menu – Part 1
- Slicer Viewer Menu – Part 2
- Slicer Viewer Menu – Part 3
- Maneuvering using Mouse Buttons and Keys
- Layout – Top Section
- Layout – Right Section
- Customize 3D Slicer
- Basic Layout of 3D Slicer
4. Case Study 1 - CT Segmentation-Spine
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- Overview of Section
- Scan Reading Recap and Anatomy Orientation of DICOM Views
- Reading Spine Anatomy on 2D and 3D
- Volume Rendering
- Segmentation
- Method 1 – Paint and Erase – Spine
- Method 1 – Scissors and Islands – Spine
- Method 1 – Threshold – Spine
- What is a Voxel?
- Points to Remember
- Software Warning
- Saving Data
- Logical Operations – Lumbar
- Method 2 – Level Tracing, Paint, Fill Between Slices – Lumbar
- Method 1 – Paint – Lumbar
- Method 2 – Local Threshold, Scissors – Spine
5. Case Study 2 - MRI Segmentation- Brain Tumour
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- Overview of Section
- The Power is in Your Hands
- Models Module – Clipping
- Segmentation Module
- Local Threshold and Histogram – Brain and Head
- Draw Tube – Tumour
- Watershed – Tumour
- Grow From Seeds – Tumour
- Fill Between Slices – Tumour
- (Bonus) Threshold, Scissors, and Erase – Tumour
- Paint – Tumour
- Reading Brain and Tumour Anatomy
6. 3D File Fixing
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- Overview of Section
- File Fixing
- Downloading and Installing Meshmixer
- Basic Layout
7. 3D Printing Technologies-Overview
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- Overview of Section
- History and Basics of 3D Printing
- FDM – Fused Deposition Modeling
- SLA – Stereolithography
- SLS – Selective Laser Sintering
- Polyjet Technology
- DMLS – Direct Metal Laser Sintering
- Closing Remarks
- CJP – Colour Jet Printing
8. 3D File preparation on Slicing Software
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- Overview of Section
- Downloading and Installing Cura
- Basic Layout and Alignment
- 3D Printing Parameters
- Section 9: Extended Applications
- Overview of Section
- Closing Remarks
- Reality – Possibility – Aspiration
Course Outline
- Introduction and download 3D Slicer
- Important Disclaimer Base File
- Download 3D Slicer
- Installing 3D Slicer
- Installing Extension
- Overview of Section
- X-Rays
- Computed Tomography
- How to understand X-Rays and CT Scans?
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- How to Differentiate between MRI and CT Scans?
- Overview of Section
- Metal Artifact Reduction – Median Filter
- Rejection of Scan
- Scan Filter – Binomial Blur
- How to Qualify a Scan?
- How to load your DICOM Data?
- Slicer Viewer Menu – Part 1
- Slicer Viewer Menu – Part 2
- Slicer Viewer Menu – Part 3
- Maneuvering using Mouse Buttons and Keys
- Layout – Top Section
- Layout – Right Section
- Customize 3D Slicer
- Basic Layout of 3D Slicer
- Overview of Section
- Scan Reading Recap and Anatomy Orientation of DICOM Views
- Reading Spine Anatomy on 2D and 3D
- Volume Rendering
- Segmentation
- Method 1 – Paint and Erase – Spine
- Method 1 – Scissors and Islands – Spine
- Method 1 – Threshold – Spine
- What is a Voxel?
- Points to Remember
- Software Warning
- Saving Data
- Logical Operations – Lumbar
- Method 2 – Level Tracing, Paint, Fill Between Slices – Lumbar
- Method 1 – Paint – Lumbar
- Method 2 – Local Threshold, Scissors – Spine
- Overview of Section
- The Power is in Your Hands
- Models Module – Clipping
- Segmentation Module
- Local Threshold and Histogram – Brain and Head
- Draw Tube – Tumour
- Watershed – Tumour
- Grow From Seeds – Tumour
- Fill Between Slices – Tumour
- (Bonus) Threshold, Scissors, and Erase – Tumour
- Paint – Tumour
- Reading Brain and Tumour Anatomy
- Overview of Section
- File Fixing
- Downloading and Installing Meshmixer
- Basic Layout
- Overview of Section
- History and Basics of 3D Printing
- FDM – Fused Deposition Modeling
- SLA – Stereolithography
- SLS – Selective Laser Sintering
- Polyjet Technology
- DMLS – Direct Metal Laser Sintering
- Closing Remarks
- CJP – Colour Jet Printing
- Overview of Section
- Downloading and Installing Cura
- Basic Layout and Alignment
- 3D Printing Parameters
- Section 9: Extended Applications
- Overview of Section
- Closing Remarks
- Reality – Possibility – Aspiration
FAQs
Is this course recognized by MCI?
Medical Council of India does not recognize courses that are offered through online or blended learning platforms. In collaboration with leading industry experts, we provide you with the best state-of-the-art learning content with an endeavor to train you to become well-equipped and proficient in inpatient care through this course.
- Doctors, Biomedical Engineers, Biotech Engineers, Bioinformatics Engineers, Radiology Students, MBBS Students, Radiology Technicians, Industrial Designers, Mechanical Engineers
- Hands-on training means training in an environment that permits each student to have experience performing tasks, making decisions, or using equipment appropriate to the job assignment for which the training is being conducted. The student assigned for these programs will be observing all procedures performed by the consultant and depending on the student’s abilities and skill set displayed at the hospital, he/she will get to assist the consultant.
- How to access the course material online?
- To access the course, click on kite.medvarsity using the login ID and password provided to you or click on “LOG IN USING YOUR ACCOUNT ON Google” and enter your Email ID: Gmail ID (Only if Gmail ID mentioned in the Application) & Password. In case you don’t have access to login ID and password, write to us at [email protected] & quote your registered email ID.
- What If I am unable to open/access the course?
- Please access the below link AND follow the steps.
support.medvarsity
- Please access the below link AND follow the steps.
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- Are the scheduled dates for the exams mandatory or not?
It is Optional, however, if you have to complete all Modules and final exams before the Course Expiry date you will receive your certificate on time.
- Session expired and it is showing as an unauthorized user?
If the page is left idle for more than 60 seconds session will expire automatically. Refresh the page periodically to avoid.
- If the session is expired, what to do?
It will start from the same question where the session expired.
- While you are attempting an exam, an error pops up and the exam is halted – the site will display as attempted (1)
Ignore the message as attempted – The attempt is only completed when it displays Finished (1).
- When will the final exam get activated?
If 1 month Course (1-week prior Course expiry).
If 3 Month Course (15 days prior to Course expiry).
If 6 Month Course (45 Days prior to Course Expiry).
If 1 Year Course (2 Months prior Course Expiry).
- What is the procedure if the Course is expired?
You have to pay a re-activation fee, for details Contact Toll-free 1800-103-6006 or write to [email protected]
- What if I don’t qualify in modules or the final exam?
You have to pay a Re-exam fee, for details Contact Toll-free 1800-103-6006 or write to [email protected]
When will I get my certificate?
We have now gone online, once you successfully pass your final exam and below conditions are met:
- Contact program Completed (if Applicable).
- Viva to be cleared (if Applicable).
- Logbook / Project Submission (if applicable).
- Course duration to be complete.
- Necessary documents should be submitted in full.
- If the above credentials are fulfilled, your E-Certificate will be mailed to your registered E-Mail ID.
Will I get the certificate before the course duration?
Even in case, you complete all the online modules and exams much before your course end date, the certificate can be made available only after the course duration is complete. In other words, invariable of how early you complete the course, the certificate shall be made available only when the course duration is over.
Do you provide any placement assistance?
We do not provide any placement guarantee as an outcome of the course. On a case-to-case basis, we will introduce your profile to specific recruiting partners, but no job guarantee is provided.
What if I have any concerns regarding the program delivery or what if I have any suggestions to improve the quality of the course?
For any feedback regarding the course, please write to us at [email protected]