Navitor Vision – commissural alignment planner

INVESTIGATIONAL · NOT VALIDATED
Investigational decision-support tool – not validated, not a medical device, not for sole clinical use. Verify every marker, angle and result against 3mensio (or equivalent) and live fluoroscopy before acting. No patient data leaves this browser – everything runs locally; nothing is uploaded or stored on a server.

Load CT (DICOM)

CT should cover the upper chest / aortic root down to the femoral arteries (protocol step 1). Files are read locally by the browser (hand-written parser and decoders – no libraries, nothing uploaded). Supported: uncompressed, JPEG Lossless (Process 14 / SV1), JPEG Baseline, RLE. Not supported: JPEG 2000, JPEG-LS. A whole study folder (thousands of files, many series) can be dropped: it is scanned header-only, the best axial thin contrast CT series is pre-selected, and only the series you load is decoded.

Drop DICOM files, a folder, or a .zip here
No volume loaded.

Synthetic sample (no patient data)

Generated phantom: contrast-filled tube aorta from the LV apex through the aortic root and over an arch into the descending aorta, with three commissure nodules (H) and three nadir nodules in the root. Use it to test the workflow.

Demo markers use the phantom’s known landmark positions and centreline, so the numerical chain can be checked end-to-end.

Session

Marker files contain only coordinates (patient-frame mm), parameters and your optional anonymised ID – no image data, no names.

Axial
Coronal
Sagittal
Cursor
Cross-section at annulus level (H markers)
Cross-section at descending level (A markers – drag to adjust)
Stretched (straightened) vessel view – LV apex (left) → descending aorta (right); vertical lines = annulus (orange) and descending (cyan) level

Overlap projection (2 right / 1 left)

Projection search (A markers)

hover the map for values · click to select a projection
margin (0 → best) not 2:1 side filtered out○ S# = best separation□ P# = practical+ selected

Selected projection

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Sign convention: LAO positive / RAO negative; CRAN positive / CAUD negative. AP = (0°, 0°). Supine, head-first patient; beam source posterior at AP; image shown as seen from the detector (patient’s left on image right at AP).

Approximations: the A markers are placed at an assumed descending-aorta level using a rotation-minimising frame, and the C-arm is modelled as an ideal parallel (orthographic) projection about the patient axes (no magnification/parallax, no table tilt/cradle angle, patient assumed lying as in the CT). Confirm the final angle on live fluoroscopy / 3mensio.

One-page summary

Do not enter a patient name or other direct identifiers. The summary contains no image pixels and no DICOM identifiers.