It’s a common misconception–especially among chiropractors–that you can’t open x-ray images on a Mac. The reason, they say, is that the CDs sent from imaging centers only includes Windows software. But in almost every discussion of the pros and cons, someone will say that you’ll need to keep a Windows PC around just to open imaging files.

With the advent of cloud-based EMR software such as JaneApp and ChiroFusion, more and more chiropractors are considering the switch to Mac. Whether you receive a CD-ROM from an imaging center with Windows only software, or are taking your own x-rays in office but want to view them on a shiny new M1 MacBook Air at home, these simple steps will get you the result you need. Users can transfer DICOM series between devices by sharing a scan / session to their own email address to continue working on a separate device.In this post I’ll explain how you can open x-ray images and MRI files on a Mac. Floating License Keys for Multiple DevicesĪll licenses of 3Dicom MD come with three (3) floating license keys intended to allow Users to install the software on multiple devices and eliminating the need to login each time.

This allows it to be used on standard laptops across MacOS and Windows and in countries and locations with poor internet connectivity. Optimised For Laptops & Low Speed Internetĭespite cutting-edge ray casting and volume rendering, our DICOM viewer is extremely lightweight both in graphics processing power requirements and in bandwidth required for the collaborative features. Patient data sent during Session sharing and/or real-time collaborative calls is anonymised by editing the PHI in the DICOM tags, AES 128-bit encrypted and stored on HIPAA & GDPR compliant servers. The protection of Protected Health Information, also known as Personal Health Information (PHI), is an integral part of 3Dicom MD.

Users can decide upon the level of information to be shared when sending a Session with the ability to toggle on/off the various settings and anonymise the scan data itself. Save Progress and Share Findings with SessionsĪfter loading a scan in 3Dicom, all changes are tracked (including markups, model rotation, density and display values) and can be saved as a ‘Session’ to be loaded at a later point or even shared with others. Images and videos are stored as common file types (.jpg and. 3Dicom MD also features… Video Recording, Screenshots and Media LibraryĪ suite of media recording tools built into the software allow for radiologists and medical practitioners to capture images of the 2D and/or 3D views to embed in reports along with screen and audio recording for easily explaining and communicating more complex topics.

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