Our latest beta version is mostly about the ARM64 native version for the newest generation of Windows 10 on ARM devices (e.g., Microsoft Surface Pro X, Samsung Galaxy Book S).

Check this thread for more details.

Our latest version has significant improvements in the 3D volume rendering feature.

Progressive rendering is now available for GPU accelerated mode, which makes interactions on slower Nvidia GPUs more fluid. 3D snapshots let you save the states of the VR view (rotation / position / zoom / window / scalpel / etc.) and quickly restore these states. You can now create high quality (up to 4K, 60fps) movies based on the 3D snapshots. There is also a quick movie tool for creating videos with a simple 360/180 degree rotation. Scalpel operations can be reverted and reapplied if necessary - there is an unlimited undo history for the VR's scalpel tool. Last but not least, the 2D viewer has now image filters (sharpen, smooth, edge, emboss). Plus a usual collection of minor improvents an bug fixes.

Check the full changelog and download here.

In our latest video tutorial we show how to create a DICOM CD disc with our RadiAnt serving as the autorun viewer. A PC with Windows 10 system and the DVD-RW drive installed was used in the presentation.

You can also use professional CD/DVD disc publishers (e.g., Epson, Primera, Rimage) but you still might want to check the tutorial to make sure that the file and folder structure of your recorded disc is correct.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJAV-rkfjkU

We have created a new video tutorial showing how to install RadiAnt on Mac computers with the latest macOS 10.15 update (Catalina). Apple dropped support for 32-bit applications in their latest system, so we had to prepare a special 64-bit installation package for macOS. Check the video for more details: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxhr4XLpvvM

Disclaimer: RadiAnt DICOM Viewer is built and tested specifically for Windows platform. We do not officially support RadiAnt on platforms other than Windows. RadiAnt can technically run on macOS systems using the open-source Wine software, however, some features may not be available or may cause program crashes.

We have added new features to the VR window in our latest beta version (5.1.14).

3D snapshots let you save the states of the VR view (rotation / position / zoom / window / scalpel / etc.) and quickly restore these states.

You can now create high quality (up to 4K, 60fps) movies based on the 3D snapshots. There is also a quick movie tool for creating videos with a simple 360/180 degree rotation.

Our latest beta version (5.1.6) brings a new feature: image filters (sharpen, smooth, edge, emboss).

There are also a few improvements: unlimited undo history for the VR's scalpel tool, progressive rendering (3D VR/3D MPR) when using GPU acceleration (fluid interactions), and support for extended mouse buttons (back/forward).

The long-awaited Local Database feature is now available in RadiAnt. It allows you to import DICOM studies from CD/DVD discs, USB flash drives, local and network folders or PACS servers, and store them on your local hard drive so that they can be easily accessed at a later date. You can also access the database to organize and quickly find studies in your collection of DICOM files.

We also added a new feature to the VR module. 3D models created in RadiAnt can be exported to STL files, which can be opened in alternative 3D modeling software and used for 3D printing.

Check the full changelog and download here.

It is not very often that studies comparing different DICOM viewers are published. Recently, eight DICOM viewers were reviewed for use in veterinary medicine in the Journal of Digital Imaging.

RadiAnt was named a favorite Windows DICOM-viewer of the observers. Overall it scored 8.90 points (the winning viewer for MacOS got 8.96). For your information, the reviewed version of RadiAnt was 3.4, so many new features and improvements have been added since.

RadiAnt DICOM Viewer makes a cameo appearance ;-) in the ECR 2019 movie (European Congress of Radiology).

Today we uploaded a refreshed tutorial showing how to install RadiAnt on Mac computers. This video shows the installation process on the latest macOS Mojave systems.

Disclaimer: RadiAnt DICOM Viewer is built and tested specifically for Windows platform. We do not officially support RadiAnt on platforms other than Windows. RadiAnt can technically run on macOS systems using the open-source Wine software, however, some features may not be available or may cause program crashes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9RGCMeJBPE

Recently we have added the option to export 3D objects (e.g., for 3D printing) from the VR window to the STL files (click the arrow next to the Save button and select "Save 3D model as STL").

Try our latest BETA version here.

Check this video showing how the 3D export feature works in RadiAnt.