| RadiAnt DICOM Viewer 1.9.10 RC |
Oct 27, 2013 05:03 PM
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New features:
- Support for length measurement using estimated radiographic magnification factor (e.g. in mammography images). http://www.radiantviewer.com/betamanual/length.htm
Improvements and bug fixes:
- Enhanced PET SUV measurements (e.g. Philips scanners support added).
- Fixed display of certain types of images with VOI LUT.
- Other minor improvements.
Download here: http://www.radiantviewer.com/startdownload.php?src=vhst&f=setup&v=1.9.10.7393&file=radiantsetup19107393.exe
- Support for length measurement using estimated radiographic magnification factor (e.g. in mammography images). http://www.radiantviewer.com/betamanual/length.htm
Improvements and bug fixes:
- Enhanced PET SUV measurements (e.g. Philips scanners support added).
- Fixed display of certain types of images with VOI LUT.
- Other minor improvements.
Download here: http://www.radiantviewer.com/startdownload.php?src=vhst&f=setup&v=1.9.10.7393&file=radiantsetup19107393.exe
Oct 28, 2013 01:03 PM
by Javier
by Javier
Very necessary tool!
They are other simple tools very useful for a musculoskeletal radiologist:
1. Vertical and horizontal lines (i.e. shift + L / ctrl + L)
2. Angle between two lines (Cobb angle), of wich one is horizontal or vertical.
3. Lower extremity dysmetria tool
4. Fusion images of X-rays
I wait for the PACS connection. I also think about two separate installer versions (PACS/non-PACS).
Great work!
Javier
They are other simple tools very useful for a musculoskeletal radiologist:
1. Vertical and horizontal lines (i.e. shift + L / ctrl + L)
2. Angle between two lines (Cobb angle), of wich one is horizontal or vertical.
3. Lower extremity dysmetria tool
4. Fusion images of X-rays
I wait for the PACS connection. I also think about two separate installer versions (PACS/non-PACS).
Great work!
Javier
Oct 28, 2013 01:13 PM
by Javier
by Javier
Oops!. I see that I can draw a horizontal or vertical segment, pressing SHIFT. :)
Sorry Maciej.
Javier
Sorry Maciej.
Javier
Oct 28, 2013 09:54 PM
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Thanks, Javier!
Could you explain #4, how this fusion should work?
#2 & #3 are in to-do list...
Greetings,
Maciej
Could you explain #4, how this fusion should work?
#2 & #3 are in to-do list...
Greetings,
Maciej
Nov 7, 2013 11:59 AM
by Javier
by Javier
Maciej:
I attached a link to jpg file with the fusion of two TC images to measure the distance TA-TG of the knee, i.e. It is also useful to measure the instability of the cervical spine with two RX flexoextension images, etc.
Thank you.
Javier
I attached a link to jpg file with the fusion of two TC images to measure the distance TA-TG of the knee, i.e. It is also useful to measure the instability of the cervical spine with two RX flexoextension images, etc.
Thank you.
Javier
Nov 9, 2013 11:54 AM
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Thank you for the explanation!