Apparently the OsiriX Lite just decided to stop supporting import from CD, or any CT series larger than 500 images, which is really a pain for me.
Does anyone has suggestions for alternatives?
I am mainly doing reconstructions and analysis for structural heart interventions like LAAO and TAVI.
After OsiriX started closing some of their source code, it was forked into Horos
https://horosproject.org/about/
I haven't really used it (no Mac any more), but it should be familiar to you.
Dear Yam-Hong Wong , the ansewer to your question depends on what you expect from the tool: only CD import? MPR? Should it be multiplatform or only run on your Mac?
15 years ago there were only a few DICOM viewers and the Horus/Osiris project of the City of Geneva, that later was incorporated by Apple and originated the OsiriX application was really the best that you could find. Nowadays there are lots of different tools. If you want something for a small hospital or a clinic, you should even consider installing a web-based tool on the server of the clinic.
Arthur W Magill and Rodrigo Espinoza Bugueño have already suggested Horos and RadiAnt. There are much more.
If you are used to OsiriX, you should try:
- Horus: https://horosproject.org/about/
- HorliX: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/horlix/id1389724182
Both are spawns of the OsiriX application and have the same look and feel and quality.
If you want an Windows application, there is RadiAnt and a lot of others. Here a list of relative new reviews:
- http://medevel.com/top-10-free-dicom-viewers-for-doctors/
- https://technologyadvice.com/blog/healthcare/5-dicom-viewers/
- https://www.radiologycafe.com/radiology-trainees/dicom-viewers
If you are planning something for your practice or clinic, I would look into web-based tools such as ClearCanvas (https://www.clearcanvas.ca/, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMLIUxkI3z4, https://github.com/ClearCanvas/ClearCanvas/releases - there's a paid and a free version), OHIF (very simple but effective - http://ohif.org/) and Weasis (is a java-webstart application - runs a lot of Java code locally on your computer - https://github.com/nroduit/Weasis).
I suggest trying our free ProSurgical3D software. It has a capability to import DICOM data from CDs/DVDs directly into your PACS or copy it directly onto your computer or network drive:
https://www.stratovan.com/products/pro-surgical-3d?utm_source=rgps3d&utm_medium=ans&utm_campaign=3dvis16
If you have any problems with it, just let me know.
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