With the new version featuring GPU accelerated volume rendering just around the corner, we would like to take this opportunity to publish some interesting benchmark results.

The difference between CPU and GPU performance, as far as volume rendering is concerned, is remarkable. Just have a look at this chart.

Summing up, a powerful NVIDIA GeForce card (like GTX 1080Ti) will let you enjoy fluid, non-pixelated, full-screen, interactive volume rendering in RadiAnt DICOM Viewer.

Our latest beta version features 3D Cursor, a tool that lets you quickly localize the same structure in different series.

It can be helpful when viewing series either with the same image orientation (e.g., pre and post-contrast CT) or different image orientations (e.g., MR study of the spine with sagittal and axial series).

Visit our forum to read more details about this feature and download the beta version.

In the latest beta version we added a new toolbar button in the 3D Viewer window - "3D presets".

Currently there are a few sample presets available, we will add more in future versions. We will also add a possibility to create your own 3D presets.

Read more and download here.

As the year draws to a close, we have one more beta version for you. This one features the long-awaited GPU accelerated 3D Volume Rendering (for NVIDIA graphics cards).

Check out how fluid the interactive VR can be - it is up to 100x faster than before (depending on your CPU/GPU configuration).

Read more and download here.

We would also like to take this opportunity to wish you a Happy New Year!

Our latest 4.2.1 release brings the C-GET protocol support to RadiAnt DICOM Viewer. This feature will be helpful for those who could not retrieve studies from PACS servers using the C-MOVE protocol for some reason (e.g., firewall, NAT). We have also added custom search presets to save your time while performing frequently used PACS searches. There are also a few minor improvements.

Download the new version here.

The manual has also been updated to the latest version.

We continue to improve the PACS client functionality with our next beta version (4.1.17).

C-GET protocol was added to make possible downloading studies from PACS locations when for some reason incoming connections are blocked (firewall, NAT). Custom search presets can be added so that your favorite PACS searches are performed instantaneously.

Check the full changelog and download here.