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3D imaging..PC software !!!
Replied Jun. 29, 2008
3D imaging..PC software !!!
Replied Jun. 25, 2008
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- Science.Medical.Imaging Group
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- Other, Other (will be reviewed for approval)
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- Medical Imaging Research
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- Imaging Systems Scientist
- Subspecialty and Expertise in Radiology
- Medical Imaging Workstations, Image guided robotic radio surgery
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- UC Irvine
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- everything
SMIViewer Download Page
Dear Medical Imaging Enthusiast,
RadRounds nicely volunteered to host a download link for all versions of SMIViewer - a totally free DICOM volume analyzer for research.
The download page is here:
http://groups.google.com/group/medicalimagingscience/web/smiviewer-download-page
Please download a desired version from there, and request a password to unlock it at pixel.to.life@gmail.com. No hassles, a password will be promptly emailed to you by the moderator.
Remember, it is 'totally free' - no obligations - because it is being developed by researchers for researchers!!
Good luck with another free resource for the community, and many many thanks to RadRounds co-founder Steven for offering to host this link!
Moderator,
[Science.Medical.Imaging group]
P.S. Here are a few screenshots from SMIViewer:
RadRounds nicely volunteered to host a download link for all versions of SMIViewer - a totally free DICOM volume analyzer for research.
The download page is here:
http://groups.google.com/group/medicalimagingscience/web/smiviewer-download-page
Please download a desired version from there, and request a password to unlock it at pixel.to.life@gmail.com. No hassles, a password will be promptly emailed to you by the moderator.
Remember, it is 'totally free' - no obligations - because it is being developed by researchers for researchers!!
Good luck with another free resource for the community, and many many thanks to RadRounds co-founder Steven for offering to host this link!
Moderator,
[Science.Medical.Imaging group]
P.S. Here are a few screenshots from SMIViewer:
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Pixel.To.Life's Blog
SMIViewer - A free DICOM volume analyzer for 3D image processing
Fellow medical imaging enthusiast,
We are happy to introduce you with SMIViewer - a free project for DICOM volume analysis.
It is one of the first tools that Science.Medical.Imaging group is sharing with the community along its founding objective:
"Gather thoughts from the fields of acquisition, communication and understanding of medical images for better image guided diagnostics and treatment. "
The hope is to amalgamate the best of medical imaging physics, applied mathematics, computer sci… Continue
We are happy to introduce you with SMIViewer - a free project for DICOM volume analysis.
It is one of the first tools that Science.Medical.Imaging group is sharing with the community along its founding objective:
"Gather thoughts from the fields of acquisition, communication and understanding of medical images for better image guided diagnostics and treatment. "
The hope is to amalgamate the best of medical imaging physics, applied mathematics, computer sci… Continue
Posted on July 2, 2008 at 2:30am — 4 Comments
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would like to know about any tool for left ventricular functional analysis.