Using In-vivo Technology for Clinical Application of MRI Scans of Glioblastomas

The fields of medicine, and forensic medicine have been rapidly adapting to new advances in technology throughout the years. Medical professionals rely on scanning methods, among other technologies to portray visual data of what is occurring inside a patient’s body (Appling, 1975). Specific software has been created to allow doctors to upload medical scans, and to be able to observe these scans in a manner that is not possible on the scans themselves. This technology may prove to be essential to experts since it can be used for medical cases, as well as for forensic use. The software can be used to measure borders of bones, tumours, and tissue, as well as determine the health status of a patient (3D Medical Imaging, 2018). This research project focused on patients diagnosed with glioblastoma multiforme, and utilized Invivo 5.4 software to measure the borders of tumours found in the brain. A second set of data was achieved through a comparison of an MRI scan of an individual without brain abnormalities. Additional photographs are included, demonstrating the software’s many distinct, broad uses. The Invivo software is useful for clinical application of patients with glioblastoma tumours, and can measure the area of tumours found in MRI scans