Drop a DICOM study and get orthogonal MPR, volume rendering and 3D bone segmentation. Nothing is uploaded — every image stays on your device.
One-time registration. It tells us who is using the viewer and where — that is the whole point of the account.
Images are processed locally in your browser. No DICOM data, pixel data or patient identifier ever leaves this device.
A folder, a set of .dcm files, a multi-frame file or a .zip archive.
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A free, browser-based DICOM workstation for teaching and surgical planning. Images are decoded and rendered locally with WebGL — no server, no upload, no patient data leaving the device.
Research and education use. Not certified as a medical device; not for primary diagnosis.
Suggested citation: De Muzio SDC. NEUROLAB VIEWER: a browser-based DICOM MPR and volume rendering tool. NeuroLab 3D, UNIFESP-EPM; 2026.
This does not produce an indication. It measures the study, places the patient against the published trial populations, and shows what those trials actually delivered.
Decision support for a qualified clinician. Not a medical device, not an indication, and it has not examined the patient. Trial averages do not transfer to an individual.
Geometry and Hounsfield measurements only. It quantifies; it does not interpret. Everything it cannot measure is listed as requiring human assessment.
Quantification support for a qualified physician. Not a registered medical device and not a diagnosis. Interpretation and management remain the signing physician's responsibility.
Finds extradural, subdural and intraparenchymal haemorrhage, contusions, DAI-pattern foci and subgaleal haematomas by density and shape, with volume and thickness for each, and computes Marshall. It quantifies; the reading is yours.
Fill in the clinical data you have and run the analysis. Marshall updates live as you change the inputs.
Quantification support for a qualified physician. Not a registered medical device and not a diagnosis. Interpretation and management remain the signing physician's responsibility.
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