Computer-generated images of the human brain can be transmitted over the Internet,

allowing physicians to consult from remote locations.

Photo shows demonstration at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston.

Pictures of the patient's brain are made using magnetic resonance imaging,

computerized graphical models, and laser scans. These data are combined to provide an exact,

3-D map of the brain that is overlaid on the patient's head to guide the physician during surgery.

Sam Ogden Photography 617.645.0396