It offers advanced post-processing techniques in 2D and 3D. Unfortunately, it's only compatible with Mac OS X, so forget about using it if you're a Windows or Linux user as it's exclusive to computers made at Cupertino.

Since these applications are used to be able to view certain parts of our body very clearly, the application is compatible with retina displays and new iMacs with a 5K display, so that you don't miss out any internal details of your patients. Great performance with an interactive and intuitive user interface. Because there's also a version available for iPhone and iPad. A filmless printing solution for non diagnostic printing of images and reports.If you're a doctor that likes to make the most of new technologies, adapting them to your work, here's a great DICOM viewer to see medical images and make your job easier when it comes to viewing this kind of image, especially if you're a fan of Apple products. A dedicated 1Gb Ethernet switch for Imaging dept, 2 ports each mac por (in tandem) conected to all other Imaging equipment apart from the rest of the hospital, and a router to hospital network. Second workstation, a Mac pro X? core, 8 GB ram(*A), 2x500 GB, Graphics 2, Monitors 2x30' 4Mp Color. First workstation, a Mac Pro 8 core, 16 GB ram(*A), 2x500 GB Hard Drive (*B) Graphics to drive 2 monitors(*C). So I WIll write here several of my questions/conclusions, and I will integrate into the wiki so that similar projects can view and improve recommendations. Please tell me if this is the correct place to put this information. I set up a group at yahoo to start compiling info and ideas. I would like to assemble information and opinions for integrating Osirix into the IMAGING Department of a Hospital.

OsiriX Anonymous and Developer SVN access.Forwarding a Crash Report to the Developers.Importing DICOM images into OsiriX and Viewing DICOM headers.Note: This documentation is pertinent to OsiriX version 2.7.5, but this documentation is rather dated and does not pertain to the latest version (3.8.1) of OsiriX. OsiriX is distributed under the GNU General Public License and its source code is available to anyone. OsiriX is an open source program written by Antoine Rosset, M.D., which turns an Apple Macintosh into a DICOM PACS workstation for medical imaging and image processing.

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