prostateview
Teaching concept only — not for diagnosis, PI‑RADS scoring, biopsy planning, or intra-operative navigation. How to use it safely.

MRI learning 3D reconstruction Biopsy orientation

From MRI slice to spatial anatomy.

Learn prostate MRI by moving from axial images to an interactive 3D prostate model, designed for anatomy, lesion localisation, and future beside-patient spatial teaching.

Start a teaching case Explore 3D model

Teaching concept only. Not for diagnosis, PI-RADS scoring, biopsy planning, or intra-operative navigation.

ProstateView educational workflow showing MRI slice, anatomy overlay, 3D prostate model and future spatial computing concept.
Review MRI Map anatomy View beside the patient
  1. 01 Review MRI Start with axial images as the source of truth.
  2. 02 Map anatomy Connect zones, urethra and lesion position spatially.
  3. 03 View beside the patient Frame spatial computing as future teaching support.

Workflow

A teaching workflow from slice to space.

ProstateView keeps the MRI visible while trainees build a spatial mental model of anatomy, lesion position and biopsy orientation.

01

Review MRI

Start with the axial image and keep the original slice visible as the clinical source of truth.

02

Map anatomy

Connect peripheral zone, transition zone, urethra and lesion position inside one spatial model.

03

View beside the patient

Use spatial teaching concepts to support orientation for biopsy teaching or case discussion.

Teaching cases

Real cases, presented for anatomy learning.

Start with a case library, then move into the interactive model when you want to test spatial orientation.

Teaching case library

Browse real Prostate158-derived teaching cases staged for anatomy and orientation.

Open cases

Interactive 3D model

Load a representative case and rotate the zonal anatomy model in the browser.

Explore model

Learning modules

Move through short prostate MRI lessons before applying them to cases.

Start learning

How it works

Clinical education boundaries, built into the product.

The visual language is deliberately consistent: MRI first, anatomy mapping second, spatial model last.

MRI-first source material

The axial image remains the reference. The 3D view is used for teaching spatial orientation, not diagnosis.

Consistent anatomy layers

Whole gland, peripheral zone, transition zone, urethra and lesion markers keep the same visual language across cases.

Spatial teaching concept

Future XR-style workflows are framed as educational support for anatomy discussion, not clinical navigation.

Intended use

Research-grade inputs. Teaching-only output.

ProstateView is a medical education prototype. It should not be used to make clinical decisions.

  • Teaching concept only
  • Not for diagnosis or PI-RADS scoring
  • Not for biopsy planning or intra-operative navigation

Start a case

Open a spatial anatomy model.

One hundred real cases, staged for prostate MRI anatomy and orientation teaching.

Start a teaching case Explore 3D model