Miele-LXIV 17+

Years ago (like 10 maybe? I’m blessed w ADHD so I have absolutely no concept of time) I had downloaded that OsiriX when it was free & was viewing all my MRI’s, etc.
then I was living in the woods for 4 yrs (long story, another adventure) & when I finally got to a place where I could use my old G4 the app was bad. They had one you could buy but my experience w the free one was so poor that there was no way I was going to buy it.
Recently I had more X-rays & decided to try looking at them after the VA gave me a disc. I saw that it included OsiriX Lite. I decided to look in the app store & voila, this beautiful little app which not only worked great (so far) but it’s entirely free to boot!
I’m giving it 4 stars bc it’s still got some quirks. However, I no longer have to worry about buying OsiriX, which I wouldn’t do anyways bc when you’re living on an extremely limited fixed income, such niceties become even more extremely difficult to justify even a penny to it,
Anyways it does for the most part what it says it does & I’m sure most of the quirks I encountered were due to my lack of experience w the app. However, rest assured I will be putting it to the test as I have a plethora (can you say “plethora”?) of discs w X-rays, CT’s. MRI’s & CT myelograms to look at. Perhaps I will chg it to a 5 afterwards.

This product is the continuation of Osirix, which was my go-to imaging program for Mac in years past. The program is Robust, it has every tool you would want, It can be used for professional use - i.e. actual formal reading of scans.
Pro tip - I keep all of our family's images. Hospitals dispose of them in 3-5 years, and having old scans for comparision is vital when something pops up. The question always is "Was that there 10 years ago?" Always get a CD of your images - the hospital should, and must give these to you. Yes - you will have to ask/edmand them. Do it.
This program willl allow you to compare old scans. Today, I compared my wife's images to some we got 20 years ago.

I build surgical case studies using all kinds of different CD's with .dcm files.

On Windows, my go to has been Radiant. I have struggled for a long time to find something close to this for the Mac.

This program exceeds my expectations. I would gladly pay for it because of all its features.