Free Download OsiriX 1.4 - OsiriX is a DICOM viewer application for Mac

OsiriX is a DICOM viewer application for Mac OS X computers. It is compatible with DICOM files and PACS networks. OsiriX is able to meet DICOM images (STORE SCP - Service Class Provider) from your PACS network. OsiriX has been specifically designed for icon fusion, cardiac CT, multi-series MRI exams and 3D reconstructions. It supports 5D viewers for PET-CT series and Cardiac-CT exams. Please read the "Quick Manual" to larn how to do icon fusion, purpose the 4D viewer and do 3D reconstructions. This alpha variation is incomplete and doesn't include many features, but it will allow you to name what is OsiriX. This first variation has been developed in less than 4 months... Many, many new features will hail! Please, transmit any comments, hemipteron reports and ideas to ameliorate OsiriX! Features: DICOM Listener to meet images from your PACS. Support multiple buttons mouse, including scroll bike. Massively optimized for Altivec (a.k.a Velocity Engine) for G4 and G5 computers. Multi-threaded for full abide of multi-processors Macs Code and memory alignment optimized for G5 computers Optimized for OpenGL, fully and actually purpose your graphic table! Realtime convolution filters 3x3 and 5x5 Support custom Color Look Up Tables (CLUT) Realtime and multi-threading files loading and conversion Realtime zoom & rotation with linear interpolation WYSIWYG Quicktime export (size, zoom, rotation, figure rate) All series are loaded as volumetric data (no processing/memory required for 3D views) All pixels are converted as float for better performance & prize 3D MPR 2D MPR 3D Surface Rendering 3D Maximum Intensity Projection 3D Volume Rendering DICOM Files abide: mono 8 & 16bits, RGB, YBR, Palettes, JPEG lossless & lossy Image Fusion: PET-CT, MRI-MRI, CT-CT, MRI-CT, ... PDF Files abide with multi-pages Multimedia file formats abide: JPEG, TIFF, Photoshop, PNG, ... 4D Viewer 2D fatheaded slab: altivec optimized X-Grid/MPI abide for MIP, Volume Rendering and Surface Rendering What's New: Ve