MedVerse ViewRAI opens studies from your archive, from a shared folder or from a patient's CD, and it keeps them readable when the network doesn't cooperate. Same tools, same hanging protocols, whether you're on the reading room monitor or a laptop at home.
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Built on the standards your department already runs
The tools are laid out the way radiologists work: series on the left, protocol-driven layouts in the middle, measurements a keystroke away. Nothing buried three menus deep.
Layouts match on modality, body part, study description and prior availability. Comparisons load side by side with the series already paired, so the first thing you see is the comparison you wanted. Protocols follow the user account rather than the machine.
Reformat in any plane, run thin or thick slabs, and rotate a rendered volume without exporting the series anywhere. Rendering uses the GPU when there is one and falls back cleanly when there isn't.
Retrieved studies live in an encrypted local cache. Lose the VPN mid-read and the images stay on screen; annotations queue up and sync when the archive is reachable again.
Point the viewer at several archives, a modality worklist and a watched folder at once. They merge into a single list you can filter by date, modality, referring physician or read status.
Lengths, angles, ROIs, Cobb angles and cardiothoracic ratios are stored as DICOM presentation states and structured reports, so the next reader sees exactly what you drew.
Anonymise a study on export with a configurable tag profile, keeping the fields your research protocol needs and clearing the rest. Burned-in annotation on ultrasound and screen captures can be masked in the same pass, and every export is written to the audit log.
Send a layout to a DICOM film printer, write a paper-size PDF for the referrer, or burn a viewer-included CD for the patient. Templates carry your hospital's letterhead, and the export dialog remembers what each destination needs.
Cross-sectional, projection, ultrasound and nuclear medicine studies open with the right defaults: window presets per modality, correct pixel spacing, and calibrated measurement units where the header supplies them.
DICOM modalities recognised, with per-modality window presets
Typical time to first image on a cached 512-slice CT
Desktop platforms from one codebase: Windows and macOS
Browser plug-ins, Java runtimes or ActiveX controls required
Timings measured on a mid-range clinical workstation with the study already in the local cache. Cold retrieval depends on your archive and network.
No server to stand up, no schema migration, no change to how your archive stores data. The viewer is a client that speaks the protocols your PACS already exposes.
A signed installer per platform. Silent-install switches and an MSI transform are available for managed fleets.
Enter the AE title, host and port, or a DICOMweb base URL. The connection test tells you exactly which verb failed if something is off.
Accounts, roles and licence entitlement come from your MedVerse identity server, so leavers lose access the moment they're disabled.
Open the worklist, pick a study, and the hanging protocol for that modality does the layout for you.
Reading off-site is where most viewers get vague. MedVerse is explicit: you decide how long images may sit on a laptop, who may export them, and what gets written down when they do.
Identity is centralised. Sign-in goes through your MedVerse identity server, which can federate to Active Directory, Entra ID or any OpenID Connect provider you already use for single sign-on.
Download the viewer, point it at a test archive and read a real study. If you'd rather see it driven by someone who knows it, we'll walk through your workflow on a call.