You have now made your curved MPR. A second window will appear if you choose to do a cross sectional cut as well. Another window will appear with your curved MPR cut. Select the options you want and press the Ok button. A box will appear asking you if you want to produce a thick slab and at what thickness, you can also choose to produce a cross sectional series at this time. Select the 2-D Curved MPR option from the 2D-3D menu 6- AMIDE: Open source Multi-platform DICOM workstation for Linux, Windows and Mac OSX AMIDE is a completely free and open source tool for viewing, analyzing, and registering volumetric medical imaging data sets. Place your curve with the tool, these should allign to the curve cut you want Select the Open Polygon (F12) or the Pencil (F14) ROI tool from the ROI menu bar

Use the slider bar and move to axial image you want to make your curved-MPR from

Open the Dicom series from the database window. To create a curved-MPR (pseudo-OPG) and cross-sections with Osirix: Please also click on the video above to go through the steps to view the axial, coronal and sagittal slices, create a 'pseudo-OPG' and cross-sections, and make measurements. Once you have installed the software, read your scan DICOM images into it. Option 2: download Osirix on your Mac (MacOS 10.7 or higher required).

all the usual proprietary scan viewers such as iCATVision and OneVolumeViewer will work from the CD or the compressed files downloaded from your Cavendish Imaging website. If this is the case, then boot your Mac as a PC, and you find yourself using. Option 1: you have a 'dual-boot' Mac - this means that you have installed either Mac BootCamp or Windows operating system on a part of your Mac hard-drive. We give two ways below to view your scans on your Mac: The data generated during the CT scan was processed with the software Osirix2, an image processing application for Mac dedicated to DICOM images, under free.

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