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研究生：	蔡昇宏 Tsai, Sheng-Hong
論文名稱：	互動式2D/3D影像系統於大體學習的應用 An interactive 2D/3D Image System for Learning Human Anatomy
指導教授：	陳立祥 Chen, Lih-Shyang
學位類別：	碩士 Master
系所名稱：	電機資訊學院 - 電腦與通信工程研究所 Institute of Computer & Communication Engineering
論文出版年：	2016
畢業學年度：	104
語文別：	英文
論文頁數：	59
中文關鍵詞：	數位學習、大體解剖、醫學影像、雲端服務
外文關鍵詞：	E-learninE-learning, Human Anatomy, medical image, cloud service
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在台灣就讀醫學相關科系的學生，除了在系上的大體解剖實驗外，能接觸人體大體並進行實驗的機會有限。但學生要真正學習到人體解剖學，並將之應用於未來的生活，是必須經由長時間的反覆練習才能達成的。為此，我們開發了一套互動式影像系統，利用數位學習的概念，讓學生可以利用該系統去模擬大體解剖實驗的操作，進而達到更佳的學習效果。
本系統的設計可以分成三部分。在第一部分中，我們設計讓該系統能結合雲端服務，使用者可以直接利用雲端服務使用我們的系統。第二部分，我們設計如何建置該系統中的三維與二維醫學影像。最後在第三部分中，我們設計使用者在系統中，可以模擬的臨床操作。這部分我們與醫學院教授共同討論過，讓使用者在學習上能更有所斬獲。

In Taiwan, students in Medical school have limited chances to contact human cadavers and experiment with them, except for the time in the course “Experiment of Human Anatomy”. However, if students want to master human anatomy and apply it to the future lives, they have to repeatedly practice with it. Therefore, we make use of the idea from “E-learning” to develop an interactive image system. Students can use our system to simulate operations in the course “Experiment of Human Anatomy” to learn about human anatomy more effectively.
This design of the system can be divided into 3 steps. The first step is about how we combine our system with cloud service so that students can use our system on-line. The second step is to build up 2D/3D medical images in our system. Finally, the third step is to design medical operations that students can simulate in our system. We have discussed the operations with the instructors in medical school to make the operations more realistic.

Contents……………………………………………………………vi
List of Tables……………………………………………………viii
List of Figures…………………………………………………ix
Chapter 1 Introduction	                              1
1.1.	Human Anatomy Learning in Taiwan	      1
1.2.	Purpose of the Thesis	                      1
Chapter 2 Background and Related Works	              3
2.1.	Anatomy Learning and Hints	              3
2.2.	Cloud Service	                              6
Chapter 3 Approach	                              9
3.1.   2D/3D Images in Anatomy Learning               9
       3.1.1	2D Images in Anatomy Learning         9
       3.1.2   3D Images in Anatomy Learning         13
  3.2.   Operations in Anatomy Learning              18
     3.2.1	Basic Operations on Objects          18
     3.2.2	Cutting Holes on Objects             21
3.3.   Design of the Interactive System              28
     3.3.1	Design for Medical Instructors       28
     3.3.2	Design for Medical Students          44
     3.3.3	Interprocess Communication Protocols 48
Chapter 4 Experimental Results	                     52
4.1.   Medical Students' Feedback                    52
4.2.   Discussion                                    54
Chapter 5 Conclusion and Future Works	             56
5.1.   Conclusions                                   56
5.2.   Future Works                                  56
Chapter 6 Reference	                             58
                                    

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