Compute anatomical volumes of DICOM and multi-slice scanner data with the help of this comprehensive and practical medical imaging software.
- sliceOmatic
- Version :5.0 Rev-5e
- License :Demo
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :TomoVision
sliceOmatic Description
The computation of anatomical volumes generated by Computed Tomography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging scans is an often complex and demanding process, but computer software to simplify the task does exist.
One of the available options is sliceOmatic, an advanced application aimed at professionals in the field of medical imagery that can perform body composition and model three-dimensional anatomical structures.
Less than friendly looks
Appearance-wise, the program could probably use some improvement as it does not excel in the area of user-friendliness and despite its fairly well-organized structure, it can prove difficult to grasp, at times.
However, most problematic are the occasional response delays, freezes and crashes that can leave one fairly annoyed with sliceOmatic, with decreasing willingness to try again.
Compute CAT and MRI scans with little effort
sliceOmatic supports most popular medical image formats, namely DCM and DIC, allowing you to load individual or multiple files into the application. Provided that no error is encountered, the images will be displayed in the main window, a log being displayed in the right-side panel.
The provided ‘Tools’ help you take snapshots, view 2D pixel info, perform 3D shading operations, as well as many other tasks. The available modes (‘2D’, ‘Tag’, ‘3D’) are mutually exclusive and activating one will deactivate the others.
Aside from the-the ‘DICOM Browser’, you can also use the ‘Medi Browser’ and the ‘Script Browser’, the last of which helps you load scripts for reading in sliceOmatic.
A professionally-oriented MRI and CAT scan processing tool
Overall, despite a somewhat difficult to handle user interface, sliceOmatic proves to be a comprehensive and advanced software solution meant to help you in working with patient’s CAT and MRI scans.