DICOM app enables image-sharing on Windows Phone 7

Lisa Fratt | January 25, 2012 | Health Exec | Precision Medicine

My Medical Images, a newly-released DICOM viewer application (app) from Peridot Technologies, allows users to browse, load and share medical images from their Microsoft HealthVault accounts with friends, family or physicians.

The app lets users sign in to their accounts to search studies and then open a specific imaging exam with study data and medical images. After study data and preview images for all of the series are loaded, the user may load the medical images on the full screen of their phone, and scroll through various images and frames within that series or pinch to zoom or pan the image, according to New York City-based Peridot Technologies.

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