2. View Flat Images

256 gray shades are used to show tissue density. As there are more than 256 density values, similar values are represented by the same colour. To be able to distinguish between similar values, you need to decrease the window width. In this case, a smaller range of values will be represented by 256 gray shades. If necessary, set the desired the window level value.

In Image Viewer window, diagnosis can only be established on the basis of CT, MR, MG, and XA series.

In this section

2.1. Open Series
2.2. Open Series with Current Settings
2.3. Context Menu of the Image Viewer Tab
2.4. Working with Several Monitors and Split Screen
2.5. Resampling filter
2.6. Image Filters
2.7. View Images in a Series
2.8. Switch between Series
2.9. View Several Studies at a Time
2.10. View Multiple Series
2.11. Automatic Image Arrangement Using a Hanging Protocol
2.12. Simultaneous Work in Multiple Series Windows
2.13. View Multiple Images in the Same Series Simultaneously
2.14. Viewing Several Series as a Single Multiphase Series
2.15. Viewing Orthogonal Projections of Images
2.16. Play images
2.17. Video recording
2.18. Zoom. Pan. Rotate
2.19. Set Window Level and Width
2.20. Magnifier
2.21. Measurements
2.22. Perfusion Analysis Module
2.23. Evaluation of Blood Flow Parameters
2.24. Image Stitching
2.25. Visualize Images
2.26. SUV Measurement
2.27. Calcium Scoring
2.28. Scout Lines
2.29. Set Up Viewer Workspace
2.30. Export Images
2.31. DSA Mode
2.32. Image Information in the Series Window
2.33. View DICOM Tags
2.34. Viewing Structured Reports
2.35. Graphic Label Tool
2.36. Tags for Key Images
2.37. Synchronize Images
2.38. Synchronization by a Point
2.39. Mirror Image Horizontally/Vertically
2.40. Calibration sizes
2.41. Apparent diffusion coefficient