<h1>Legal roadmap for 3D anatomy visualization platform using anonymized MRI/CT data: privacy, IP, regulation, consent, liability</h1> A research institute's healthcare unit, in collaboration with its technology hub, developed a 3D anatomy visualization platform using anonymized MRI/CT data to enhance medical education; early pilots at multiple medical colleges reported improved learning and usability. Legal considerations include data protection and patient-privacy compliance for use of clinical imaging, intellectual property and licensing for the software and model library, regulatory classification and approvals if the platform shifts from educational use to diagnostic support, contractual terms with partner institutions for deployment and data sharing, and liability exposure for clinical interpretations. Scaling will require governance policies, robust consent/ anonymization practices, and regulatory risk assessment.