Display Tools and Features Predefined Display Look-up Tables MiPACS View allows you to view images using many of the industry's most popular and diagnostically helpful color mappings including greyscale, Hot Iron, GE Color, Spectrum, and more. In additon, on the fly adjustment of Window/Level is available for any color mapping MiPACS offers either by right-clicking and holding on the image while dragging the mouse, or by adjusting the Window/Level slider bars.
Images can be displayed in MiPACS View as a single image (above), side by side, in a series, or in a cineloop. Images from any number of studies can be displayed on the screen at the same time in an x-by-y layout from 1x1 to 20x20 and even higher. Any image displayed can be zoomed to full screen simply by double clicking. Cine loops can be played in a loop, shuffle, or reverse and the frame rate can be controlled easily by a toolbar
Images can be annotated using a number of tools available in MiPACS View. Text, Highlights, Notes, pointers, markers, and shapes, as well as freehand lines and polylines can be added to an image without compromising the image's data. Annotation mode can be turned on or off with the click of a button, so images can be viewed unobscured. Patient information is laid out on the image in each of the four corners, and can be turned on or off for each image. Indicators of position (anterior, posterior, left, right) can be turned on or off for any image as well. Measurements using protractors, cross-sectionals, and single and poly-line rulers can be made and and recorded on images as annotations as well.
MiPACS View has all the necessary image processing and manipulation tools. Images can be rotated, flipped, sharpened, and edge-enhanced.
The Display shutter feature isolates any portion of an image for viewing without distraction from other portions of the image. Display shutters can be drawn in the predefined shapes of ellipses and rectangles, or the user can specify the shape with a freehand display shutter tool.
MiPACS View offers many options for zooming/magnifying images. In addition to traditional zoom methods used in most radiology viewers, MiPACS offers an easy way to zoom in and out using the right mouse button. A magnifying glass is also available, allowing the user to only magnify a portion of the image
The image probe tool informs the user of the monochrome or RGB value of a single point on an image as well as the X,Y coordinates in pixels. The Line Histogram tool graphs these values along a single line.
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