HOW TO EXTRACT IMAGES FROM A MRI DICOM DISK

Whether you need to extract the images so you view them on a phone or tablet, or whether you want to extract the images so you can add them to Trial Director or TrialPad, the first step is getting the images off the disk and onto your laptop.

Then, use a DICOM viewer to open the images. Frequently, a DICOM viewer will be included with the disk you get in discovery. But, even if it does, I still prefer to use Onis Viewer 2.5. AND IT'S FREE.

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Once the images are open, you'll need to extract them, a process that Onis Viewer makes incredibly simply compared to many of the other DICOM viewers I've used.

Once extracted, I then go an additional step and combine the jpegs of each series into a single PDF.

This process makes handling and viewing the images incredibly easy, but make sure you watch the full video to the end where I discuss the caveats and cases where you might want to bring a laptop with the Onis Viewer on it to the courtroom with you.

If you have any questions, feel free to drop a comment. I'll try to answer them the best I can.
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