A 3D film to understand one person's jaw scans
Claude Code built the three.js scenes of a film that turns the poster's own CBCT and MRI scans into a 3D explanation of their jaw problems.
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- Reddit poster Pearcey1409 Source ↗
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The poster has a jaw that catches when opening and a chin that sits 4 mm to the left. They had the reports and scans but could not picture them, so they turned their own CBCT scan into a 3D skull, with open anatomy models fitted for the muscles, ear tube and neck.
Every scene was built in three.js and rendered with HyperFrames, all written by Claude Code, with the poster directing and reviewing clip by clip. It was rendered in several formats, including a Spanish version for their doctor. Their jaw specialist said she nearly cried and asked to share it with patients. The poster notes it is not medical advice.
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From a short post by the maker, so the details are as they tell them.
- Reddit: I couldn't understand my own jaw problems, so I had Claude Code turn my CBCT and MRI scans into a 3DReddit poster: Pearcey1409Posted
The maker's post on r/ClaudeAI.
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- The video: youtu.be
Linked in the post.
- Reddit: I couldn't understand my own jaw problems, so I had Claude Code turn my CBCT and MRI scansReddit poster: Pearcey1409Posted
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