Just want to say, thank you!!!! I was literally sitting down about to cry from frustration! We my daughter suggested to google it. Your video came up. I was suppose to send my daughter MRI to her dr. Through a link, we live hours away, I can’t just drop it off. I was expecting to see pictures in the files. thank you again!!!
Thank you! I'm a paralegal and just ran into this site. I'm very much looking forward to more tutorials from you. You're quite knowledgeable, and are blessed with the gift of explaining difficult things in an easy to understand manner!
How anybody can dislike this video is beyond me.. perfectly articulated information. Thank you so much for your help. Blessings unto all that read this.
I just wanted to say thank you! I was diagnosed with something at the hospital and I needed the images of the MRI to send to the hospital to authorize the surgery. The doctor was super nice and gave me a cd right away so I wouldn’t have to go through any trouble and could do everything fast. I was freaking out thinking how I was gonna make this work, decided to google it and your video saved my life. Thank you!
Thank you! MRI done in Feb 2023. It worked perfectly with an outdated laptop with windows 7 !! easy steps to install the program. I was able to view and download so easy all the images!
Just started my own practice and this was absolutely the software info I needed in the format I needed. This is excellent extraction for demands for settlement.
This tutorial just saved me tons of money from having to pay to print my MRI result... all just to be able to move on with my physiotherapy session. THANK YOU!
This is such a thorough and concise tutorial. You really have a gift for explaining things. Thank you so much for making this video, it helped me in a time of need!!!
I had a disk with software for a mac computer. I ran across this video and ta-da.. I got into the images on the disk. Thank you. I am searching all my disk that contain my lungs for my pulmonologist but, that particular disk wasn't labeled to what was on it. This video was so informative and very helpful. Thank you
Thanks a lot. My mom wanted me to access her X-ray photos but she told me it was used by a Mac. After searching Apple photo converters with no success I searched how to view X-ray photos on PC. This was very helpful and it works! My computer warned me about the program I was downloading but I took the risk and just ignored it.
My job is convert dicom files to 3d models, I receive this dcm from a client where all the slices were at the position 0 and none of my softwares was able to make the convertion. So I import the dcm file to Onis and without making any change on the images I export the same file with the same format and now it WORKS. thanks alot for the video and now on I'll keep an eye at that company.
Amazing! thanks so much. Gracias!!!!!!!!!! I didn't even have to open the files. I downloaded the program, and immediately recognized the name and the images. Saved my life! Greetings from Colombia.
Thank you sir. A whole new world opened up to me. It is quite amazing to view my own MRI's CAT scans, x-rays and ultra sounds. So fascinating! well passed my bedtime! I'm grateful for you video. Thank you again.
This was insanely easy to comprehend and completely understand the software fundamentals. I have 0 medical experience and I'm trying to read my own mri report for no other reason than the clinic my report was sent to basically told me, don't bug us about it, we'll call you whenever we get to it, felt very dismissive for health care provider but I digress. This report is time sensitive to my employer and myself. If you have any hacks to help interpret or confirm my range of motion prognosis I would be eternally grateful
Thank you so much for this! I was really struggling with the DICOM viewer that came on the radiology CD while preparing for a deposition, and this was *incredibly* helpful.
thank you. i had a ct done and I am awaiting a telemedicine appointment and I couldn't open the viewer on my own computer. This Onis program really helped
Thanks for the walk through! The software bundled with these imaging disks look like they were developed in the 90s (and probably were). The viewer you were using in the video was a great upgrade from what was available on the disk. I was able to export the images within a few minutes after downloading.
Thank you very much for this tutorial,, I just had an MRI done a few hours ago and can’t stand waiting until the doctor can see me so I’m gonna figure it out myself.
Thank you so much for your video. So very helpful. I could not view my Xrays with the viewer that came on the disk. I could open the viewer and find the files, but the window with the actual x-ray would stay minimized and hidden. The Onis software was easy and intuitive and I was able to export my images as jpg files. Thanks.
Having my 1st experience with MRI, my knee being scanned on a GE Signa Optima. The cd-rom given to me (the patient) included on it 'cdviewer.exe' and a sub-folder named 'A'. Inside of folder 'A' was the full set of images. They merely did not contain any file name extension. I merely copied all of those files to a hard drive, and added the '*.dcm' extension. This note is only for GE produced cd-roms. Other MRI vendors will have other sub folder names.
As soon as I heard "the attorney," I knew that the purpose of extracting the images were for a potential lawsuit (much like why I need to extract images from my mom's adrenal CT scan). I strongly believe that they should have treated it as cancer, which is why I'm seeking a second opinion. Thanks for your help!
Thank you so so so much. This has been very very helpful and i appreciate you taking your time to doing this. Thus was the only thing needed for me to get through Meps. Thanks again.
Thanks so much for sharing this. What a huge help to be able to send my images to a provider. Otherwise the files are well over the size limit for email. You are a life saver. Thanks so much!
Excellent! Concise information. Very relevant right now, as I am currently trying to understand a personal medical condition. I am a photographer so I asked for copies of the MRI and CT scans. I'll use your methods, then work with them in my imaging software. I really like the PDF suggestion too. Thanks.
Thank you for this. Just got my xRays back from the lab and was very confused by the software that came on the disc. I believe this will help out. I just want the images as a PDF I don't want to view them with this software.
The music and images upfront are simply a time killer. I also needn't be informed about your wanting to get the video out before ... something. Here's the deal. I'm often really rushed when I find a HOEW-TO vid like this. So anything g less than comprehensive, well-explained information can be excruciating. Thought I'd let you know., Thanks.
Thanks for this explanation. You saved me a great deal. My question is, how do I use the too that comes with the CD, Which file do I choose and how do I proceed?
Thank you! This is really helpful! You're a blessing! Stay safe always and God bless you, you're family, and your entire clan in Jesus' mighty name, amen and amen!
Hello, first I want to say a very big thank you for this tutorial I've been able to extract the images as stated in your guide but anytime I try to leave the Dicom viewer (Onis) software it keeps bringing multiple popus on saving my settings......how do I bypass that please..
I'm having trouble. It keeps saying it failed while exporting the series of images. I viewed the folder, it does show images. It's a small size. I choose "as displayed (screen capture" when I was exporting it into the folder it said it "failed".. I opened the folder. It does show images. The image size is small to view. Is there any way for a bigger picture like a screen-size view of an MRI image? How big of the images does a specialist need to view to diagnose someone?
Fantastic video! Huge help! Only problem I had was that when getting to “make a PDF; 17:00,” with goal of combining all studies, I right click, but no menu option for “combine Acrobat.” 😢. Sure wanted to do it just like you did, very professional.
Short version: 1. Create a new folder on your computer. 2. Drag **all** files from the DVD to the new folder (or copy-paste). Leave them as is. 3. Download and install Onis Free Edition. 4. Open Onis. 5. Import > Import from a directory. 6. Navigate to the "Dicom" directory in your new folder and select it. 7. The first line in Onis should populate. Double-click and you should see the images.