This collection of papers from the 1994 Visualization in Biomedical Computing conference explores the intersection of computer graphics and medical applications. The proceedings present research on techniques and systems designed to visualize complex biological and medical data, aiming to improve diagnosis, surgical planning, and understanding of physiological processes. The papers cover a range of topics from fundamental algorithms to specific clinical implementations.

As a collection of conference proceedings, this volume offers a snapshot of the state-of-the-art in biomedical computing visualization in 1994. The papers likely represent specialized research within the field, appealing to academics and practitioners in biomedical engineering and computer science. The focus on visualization techniques suggests a technical audience interested in the computational methods applied to medical data.