DICOM viewer preview
A concept of the ZAL viewer, drawn on a public lumbar MRI. The viewer is in design; voice reporting, at the workstation, is the part in clinical use today.
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Designed around how radiologists read
In designThe viewer is in design. The first three ideas come from practicing radiologists’ requests.
Concept render · MRI: Sudirman et al. 2019, CC BY 4.0 (credit above). This public case has no prior: screen 2 shows a placeholder.
The prior on its own screen
The prior study and its report will open on the second screen, beside the new exam.
Concept render · MRI: Sudirman et al. 2019, CC BY 4.0 (credit above)
Adjust a measurement instead of redrawing it
You will drag either end, move an end one pixel with the arrow keys or type the length, and Ctrl Z will undo a change.
Concept render · MRI: Sudirman et al. 2019, CC BY 4.0 (credit above)
A ruler that stays in your hand
The length tool will stay on after each measurement until you press Esc: no trip back to the toolbar.
Concept render · MRI: Sudirman et al. 2019, CC BY 4.0 (credit above). The prior named under Comparison is a placeholder.
The report beside the images
Dictation will fill your own template beside the images, and one shortcut will insert a measurement.
Where each part stands today.
- Voice reporting: in clinical use, at the workstation. It runs at the workstation today and will ship inside the ZAL PACS.
- The viewer, the worklist, the cloud archive and the sign-in: in design.