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What software is available for me to view patient MRI, X-ray DICOm imaging on my PC or Surface Pro? Macintosh has an excellent software called Osirix to do this, but Osirix won't work on Windows
DICOM image viewing software?
- Thread starter Phillo X Willetts
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Not that I actually know anything about the topic, but....
A quick search suggests something like this https://www.slicer.org/
A little further searching revealed this
http://www0.cs.ucl.ac.uk/opensource_mia_ws_2012/links.html
A quick search suggests something like this https://www.slicer.org/
A little further searching revealed this
http://www0.cs.ucl.ac.uk/opensource_mia_ws_2012/links.html
MicroDICOM is free for personal use and works on Windows:
http://www.microdicom.com/
Slicer.org is good, but more suited to 3D visualisations (i.e. if you have the volumetric data from a CT scan, you can apply filters to create 3D models of bone/soft tissue/etc...).
If you're using this for commercial use or are willing to pay for software, RadiAnt may be more suitable:
https://www.radiantviewer.com/
http://www.microdicom.com/
Slicer.org is good, but more suited to 3D visualisations (i.e. if you have the volumetric data from a CT scan, you can apply filters to create 3D models of bone/soft tissue/etc...).
If you're using this for commercial use or are willing to pay for software, RadiAnt may be more suitable:
https://www.radiantviewer.com/
Sorry for bumping an old thread, but I thought it may be useful to note for anyone comparing the two options above. I was previously using MicroDICOM, but I've switched to using Radiant for DICOM viewing, and it is a huge improvement - at least for me. Being able to do multiplanar reconstructions is extremely useful.