Digital Anatomy

Digital Anatomy is a reliable and user-friendly application designed to help you view encoded DICOM files, as well as play the multi-frame documents, thus offering you an overview on the evolution of the studied object. You can open several types of medical imaging files, such as MRI or CT scans.

The software is a useful tool for managing, storing, printing and transmitting information in medical imaging. Its comprehensive interface enables you to open mutliple frames and view them simultaneously, in cascade, tile or customary arrangement modes. It is a facile display for viewing and comparing test results and condition evolution.

The software can also handle multi-frame images, and play them at custom speed and frame per second rate. You can zoom in or out, depending on the location of the area of observation. Moreover, you may edit the luminosity and contrast of the images, for a better detail observation.

Digital Anatomy supports a wide range of file types and quality, including large, resource-demanding documents. It can load up to 512 frames in a document and display each of them separately, in the Film menu. You can select each of them and study it individually.

You can merge single frame images and render them as a frame sequence, or you can cache multiple images, in order to improve playback quality and speed. The software enables you to set key frames, by marking them as still images or clips and adding annotations. Moreover, you may capture accurate snapshots, using the dedicated function.

Digital Anatomy focuses both on the accuracy of scientific study, but also on user experience. Thus, it features an encompassing interface, with customizable windows and panels. For instance, the Film tab displays all the frames in a document for individual study, while the Patient menu displays the existing patient records. With a double click you can access patient information for viewing or anonymizing data.

Digital Anatomy is a useful manager for digital imaging and communication in medicine, as well as an educational study instrument. It is designed to be used by both professional medical personnel and students, for medical imaging files analysis and diagnosis.