3DICOM Clinical Viewer
Articles explaining how to navigate, customize, and use the core viewing and image-manipulation tools in the 3DICOM Clinical Viewer for efficient clinical image review.
Getting Started With the Clinical Viewer
Understand what it is, where things are, and how to use basic navigation Whether you’re a Patient, Clinician, or Student,...
Navigating and Interacting with Images
Overview The Clinical Viewer includes easy-to-use tools that help you view, move through, and interact with medical images. Whether you...
How to Change the Viewer Layout
The 3DICOM Clinical Viewer lets you arrange image viewports to compare multiple series, review standard multiplanar reconstruction (MPR) planes, or...
How to Switch Between 2D and 3D Views
The 3DICOM Clinical Viewer allows you to seamlessly switch between traditional 2D slice-based viewing and fully interactive 3D volume rendering....
How to use Reference Lines
Reference Lines synchronize slice navigation across multiple 2D viewports in the 3DICOM Clinical Viewer. When enabled, scrolling in one 2D...
How to use Crosshairs
The Crosshairs tool allows you to manually manipulate anatomical focus across 2D orthogonal viewports in the 3DICOM Clinical Viewer. When...
How to Scroll Through Slices
Medical imaging studies such as CT and MRI scans are made up of a series of individual image slices. Scrolling...
Using 3D Rotate and 3D Slice Tools
Interacting with 3D Scans in the Clinical Viewer The 3DICOM Clinical Viewer includes dedicated tools for interacting with 3D scans....
How to Reset Viewports
The 3DICOM Clinical Viewer allows users to interactively adjust each viewport by zooming, panning, rotating, or changing orientations and display...
How to Set User Preferences and Hotkeys
Overview The User Preferences section in the 3DICOM Clinical Viewer allows you to customize the language and how you interact with medical...