Medical imaging and clinical data

Reconstruction-domain data (k-space, sinograms), depth-resolved imaging, and the time series and survival curves that clinical work is actually decided on. Several of these are the raw domain rather than the picture a clinician sees, which is exactly why they need a log-compressed or high-dynamic-range colour treatment to be readable at all.

MRI k-space (LogNorm)

MRI k-space (LogNorm)

CT sinogram and reconstruction

CT sinogram and reconstruction

Ultrasound B-mode (log compression)

Ultrasound B-mode (log compression)

OCT retinal cross-section

OCT retinal cross-section

Calcium imaging population raster

Calcium imaging population raster

ECG rhythm strip with beat annotations

ECG rhythm strip with beat annotations

Multichannel EEG montage

Multichannel EEG montage

Kaplan-Meier survival curves

Kaplan-Meier survival curves

Dose-response curves and EC50

Dose-response curves and EC50

An ECG monitor sweep, drawing left to right

An ECG monitor sweep, drawing left to right