Since the Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science in Medicine was part of the University Medical Center, the interest of diverse medical disciplines for exploring possible applications could be attracted. The scenes of this page are from cooperations with the these units:

......Prof. Höltje, user of 3D surgical planning 1985

- Department of Radiology
..- X-Ray Diagnostics (Prof. Egon Bücheler)
..- Radiotherapy (Prof. Winfried Alberti)
..- Neuroradiology (Prof. Hermann Zeumer)
..- Nuclear Medicine (Prof. Malte Clausen)
- Department of Oral and Maxillo-facial Surgery (Prof. Wolf-Jochen ..Höltje)
- Department of Pediatrics
.. - Pediatric Radiology (Prof. Ernst Richter)
- Department of Neurosurgery (Prof. Hans-Dietrich Herrmann)
- Department of Surgery
..- Trauma Surgery (Prof. Karl-Heinz Jungbluth)
- Department of ENT (Prof. Ulrich Koch)

With the then existing state of computer technique (long computing times, complicated handling) there was not in all cases an immediate benefit for the clinical partners. Today most of the shown applications are clinical standard, especially the 3D surgery and therapy planning, 3D ultrasound and the virtual colonoscopy. Yet a flight through cerebral vessels is exotic still today.