Radiant DICOM Viewer

Step 1: Open the CT scan series in Radiant DICOM Viewer.

Step 2: Scroll through the axial images to identify potential nodules.

Step 3: Use the measurement tools to measure the size and density of the nodules.

Step 4: Create MPR views to assess the nodule's location and relationship to surrounding structures.

Step 1: Load the MRI series into Radiant DICOM Viewer.

Step 2: Review the axial, coronal, and sagittal images to locate the tumor.

Step 3: Use the ROI tools to measure the tumor's dimensions and volume.

Step 4: Adjust window settings to optimize visualization of different tissue types.

Step 1: Open the X-ray image in Radiant DICOM Viewer.

Step 2: Adjust the brightness and contrast to enhance visualization of bony structures.

Step 3: Examine the image for any discontinuities or irregularities in the bone cortex.

Step 4: Use the measurement tools to assess the fracture's location and severity.

Step 1: Load the CT angiography dataset into Radiant DICOM Viewer.

Step 2: Use the MPR tool to reconstruct images along the course of the coronary arteries.

Step 3: Identify areas of narrowing or plaque buildup within the arteries.

Step 4: Quantify the degree of stenosis using the measurement tools.

Step 1: Import the patient's CT or MRI scan into Radiant DICOM Viewer.

Step 2: Use the drawing tools to delineate the target volume and organs at risk.

Step 3: Create 3D reconstructions to visualize the spatial relationship between the target and critical structures.

Step 4: Export the contoured structures in DICOM format for use in treatment planning systems.