I remember seeing in a post somewhere that people could upload their imaging and there were quite a few skilled people in this forum at reading scans. I have just had my CTV back post C1 resection and was wondering how to upload imaging and if anyone would mind taking a look for me please?
You can upload images using the upload function on the site, comes up when you write any text. Other members have used radiant dicom to upload images on & then post a link, or use 3D slicer:
RadiANT DICOM Viewer tutorial - General - Living with Eagle
Making Your Own 3D Images from CT Scan- 3D Slicer Tutorial - Living with Eagle
Is that any help?
Just make sure you remove any personal details from your images if you upload them straight onto the site.
@PatientX - dicomlibrary.com will anonymize your images & give you a link to share with others once your scan images have your personal info “erased” so there’s another option.
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Do you still recommend this tool as well? Im trying to find the easiest tool since I can’t be upright for long.
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It can take a while for imaging to load into the dicomlibrary.com site, & I had to get tutored as to how to find my 3D images in the links that dicom library sent me once my images were uploaded (don’t even remember how to do it now since it’s been a few years).
Dicom library would be an easier way for you to upload your imaging & get it converted to 3D (vs radiant viewer or Bee Dicom Viewer), & if you’re somewhat techy, you should be able to find your 3D images in what you receive back (i.e. a link). I’m not techy, so as noted, it wasn’t easy for me.
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