Whenever I have an MRI, CT, PET scan etc., I get a copy of the scan and load it to my computer or cloud storage. Then I use free software to look at the scan details – in a similar way that the radiologist reads the scan.
As a Windows user, the software I prefer to use to read the scan is MicroDicom viewer.
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New NCCN Patient Guidelines
NCCN is a non-profit organization of 34 cancer centers devoted to patient care, research, and…
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I Read My Own Scans: MRI, CT, PET. You Can Too.
Whenever I have an MRI, CT, PET scan etc., I get a copy of the…
