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A free DICOM viewer for physicians, researchers and students. Drop a CT or MRI disc, zip or folder into the browser: images are processed on your own computer. MPR, MIP, window presets, measurements, anonymised share links that expire in two hours, and research segmentation tools. Also on iPhone, iPad and Android.
Colleagues kept handing me CDs and asking me to look at a scan on whatever computer was nearby. Installing a viewer was rarely possible, and uploading patient images to random websites felt wrong. So I built P Viewer: drop the disc, a zip or a folder into the browser and it opens right there, processed on your own computer.
It has MPR, MIP, window presets and measurements, plus anonymised share links that expire after two hours. The same viewer is on iPhone, iPad and Android. It is free, with no account and no ads.
I'd love feedback from anyone who opens imaging studies: what is missing, and which discs fail to open for you?
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About P Viewer on Product Hunt
“Open CT and MRI discs in your browser, no install”
P Viewer was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #65 on the daily leaderboard. A free DICOM viewer for physicians, researchers and students. Drop a CT or MRI disc, zip or folder into the browser: images are processed on your own computer. MPR, MIP, window presets, measurements, anonymised share links that expire in two hours, and research segmentation tools. Also on iPhone, iPad and Android.
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Furkan Uluçay
Hi Product Hunt! I'm a radiology resident.
Colleagues kept handing me CDs and asking me to look at a scan on whatever computer was nearby. Installing a viewer was rarely possible, and uploading patient images to random websites felt wrong. So I built P Viewer: drop the disc, a zip or a folder into the browser and it opens right there, processed on your own computer.
It has MPR, MIP, window presets and measurements, plus anonymised share links that expire after two hours. The same viewer is on iPhone, iPad and Android. It is free, with no account and no ads.
I'd love feedback from anyone who opens imaging studies: what is missing, and which discs fail to open for you?