I am used to having to buy different apps to open CDs from various outpatient and hospital radiology departments. With a Mac it is always harder since these images are always windows based but this app was particularly difficult to get even results to pull up. Now, in their defense the CD has angiograms, CT scans, MRI scans and plain x-rays all on one disc so it may have been to complicated for the converter. Wasted $3.99 for me but was worth a try.

I found the application to function correctly, when dicom files were specified. Espresso Ray opened them, no problem. My initial problem was the zip file I was trying to download was not complete and became CPGZ file, which when double clicked became a zip file, which when double clicked became a cpgz file; etc. Information online suggested trying a different browser. I had tried to download with CHROME first. Bad DATA, then I used SAFARI. I didn't seem to see any result, so I went to eat. When I returned there was my files in a new folder titled -0-. It's only four bucks.

If your trying to view an x-ray from a disk you got from your doc, this is the app you want. It’s easy to use and gets the job done flawlessly. I had a hell of a time trying to find an app that I didnt have to pay for just to view the dicom files until I found this. Couldn’t be more simple- pick the file you want to view and the photo pops up. You can also do “batch” which allows you do convert multiple files at the same time. I got the free version but from what I’ve seen, the upgrade is worth the money.

Wish I had bought this one 1st...bought another app for the same price first and all I could look at was small pictures of my Xrays and MRI (from a disc), while with this app you can convert them to jpg, save them, zoom in/out, scoll to be able to go from image to image without having to open and close each image... Well worth $3.99!!!