MicroDicom

MicroDicom is a free Windows program, for non-commercial use, that provides tools for viewing, manipulating, and converting digital images. It is designed to be a lightweight and reliable solution for medical professionals, researchers, and students.

MicroDicom is a tool for viewing, manipulating, and converting digital images stored in the widely-used DICOM format. It supports both single-image files as well as multi-image datasets, allowing users to quickly and easily view and analyze data.

MicroDicom provides users with an efficient, cost-effective DICOM viewer for medical imaging data.

Features:

- Viewer: MicroDicom provides a fast viewing platform for DICOM images. With its user-friendly interface, users can easily zoom in or out, pan, scroll, and adjust brightness and contrast for a better view of the image.

- DICOM Manipulation: MicroDicom allows users to manipulate DICOM images in a variety of ways. Users can rotate images, flip them horizontally or vertically, and adjust the windowing and leveling settings for better image quality.

- File Conversion: MicroDicom can convert DICOM images to other image formats, such as JPEG, BMP, PNG, GIF and TIFF, and export series to AVI, WMV or MP4 video. This is useful for sharing images with other users.

- Image Annotation: MicroDicom allows users to annotate images with text or other graphics to highlight features or draw attention to certain areas of the image.

- Opening Data: MicroDicom opens single DICOM files, DICOMDIR folders from CD/DVD and ZIP archives, and can scan folders for DICOM files; compressed images (RLE, JPEG, JPEG 2000) are supported.

- Image Analysis: MicroDicom has tools for measuring distances and angles and for evaluating selected regions of the image.

- DICOM Tags: MicroDicom displays the DICOM attributes of each image and can anonymize the patient data before files are shared.

- 3D and Web: recent versions add 3D MPR, 3D volume rendering and DICOMweb support.

- Documentation: MicroDicom provides an online user manual, quick how-to tutorials and video tutorials.

- Updates: MicroDicom has been in active development for more than 15 years and new versions are released regularly.

- Licensing: MicroDicom is free for non-commercial use; commercial use requires a paid licence. It is not a certified medical device and is not intended for clinical diagnosis.