Includes a free alternative to word, powerpoint and excel.

Also you can access it from multiple PCs as the documents are synced on the web platform.It also so stores multiple versions of your documents so that you can go back to the previous version in case you want to.You don’t need to worry about data loss as Google automatically saves your edits online.If you work in a department with internet connectivity this is the best option.No free version available, takes lot of space at times and slows the system at times.Mobile DICOM viewer Mobile postDICOM viewer tools Full functionality on mobile devices is an USP of this viewer! Works right from your browser with support for Windows, MacOS.Intuitive interface with patient details on the dashboard.PET-MR fusion- Positron Emission Tomography–Magnetic Resonance Imaging.PET-CT fusion – Positron Emission Tomography–Computed Tomography.Supports all imaging modalities including:.Sameer of FRCR tutorials for teaching FRCR cases Ability to view and share image folders.Also has the ability to reformat images in 3D with MPR (Multiplanar reconstruction), MIP (maximum intensity projection), Average IP and Volume reconstruction. Standard DICOM tools for window level, Pan, Zoom, Rotation, Thickness Scroll, Negate, Rotate, Flip Vertical/Horizontal, Increase/Decrease Thickness, Zoom In/Out, Reset Functions.Store and view your images anywhere from the cloud.Online Dicom Viewers PostDICOM Cloud PACS and Online DICOM Viewer A good tool if you want to conduct a teaching course using DICOM image sets on a windows computer.Advantage over Radiant viewer is that you can load multiple studies at one time and browse them sequentially.Interface is more clunky as compared to Radiant viewer.Here are step-by-step instructions to install a portable version of the Radiant Viewer for Windows: This is useful for institutes where installation of programs is blocked by the IT department.

You can also download create a portable version which can be run from a USB/ local disc.

Download it here: Download Radiant viewer.

Handy to read images from CDs got by patients from outside institutions.

Good viewer if you want to edit and extract images for your thesis / research paper from DICOM sets.

Does not have a lot of functions as that of Osirix/ Horos but it is a good DICOM viewer.

Download it for free here: Download Horos Project.

Official platform for the FRCR 2B exam.

Best of medical colleges and goverment institutions that may not be able to afford Osirix MD.

The UI is identical to Osirix and most of the functionality as well.

Available for free download in the Apple play store.

Robust viewer with a host of features including 2D and 3D viewing and 64 bit DICOM printing.

The project started in November 2014 as a fork of the popular open source 32-bit project OsiriX, but it has been modified to become a 64-bit application and to remove many of the limitations of the 32-bit version.

Miele-LXIV is a DICOM workstation and viewer.

It has a nagging pop-up at the start that prompts to download the full version

Good enough for basic viewing and processing.

You can download the free version of Osirix with limited functionality.

Excellent tutorials for using Osirix are available here: Osirix UK user group.

You can contact Indian vendors like this one.

Osirix is available as a bundled solution with iMacs.

These are standalone CPU boxes, to which you can attach your own monitor and ports.

A good alternative for radiology centers who cannot afford the iMac PC are these small Mac Mini PC boxes.

Best viewed on 21.5/27 inch iMac systems.

Unfortunately ONLY available for the MacOS and is a paid software.

Best DICOM software available for image interpretation and processing.

Windows: Radiant viewer MacOS DICOM viewer Osirix MD

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