This is Miview medical image viewer, a software that is written in OpenGL. Actually I can’t say anything deep about its functionality or how it works. But according to the publisher, it can read DICOM, Analyze/Nifti, and raster images, and can write Analyze/Nifti and raster images and it has a DICOM anonymizer and format conversion utility. However Miview is developed under the sole purpose of providing a single platform to load any type of medical image and also to provide a way to view and manipulate those images.

Currently Miview works only under Windows platform.

As said earlier Miview supports many types of file formats.
Currently it supports;

• Dicom v3
  • Multi-frame, single file images
  • JPEG2000, JPEGLossless
• ACR/NEMA
• Papyrus
• Analyze 7.5 (SPM format)
• Nifti-1 (.img|.hdr|.gz)
• JPEG - Joint photographic experts group
• GIF - graphics interchange format
• TIFF - tagged image file format
• PNG - portable network graphic
• BMP - bitmap
• PNM - portable any map
• PCX - ‘Pacific Exchange’ format
• XPM - X pixmap

Supporting datatypes:

• Binary (all Raster types, Nifti)
• 8-bit signed/unsigned integer (all)
• 16-bit signed/unsigned integer (all)
• 32-bit signed/unsigned integer (Dicom,ACR,Analyze,Nifti)
• 64-bit signed/unsigned integer (Nifti)
• 32-bit float (Analyze,Nifti)
• 24-bit RGB (all)

System requirements:

For visualization, your computer must have at least:

• 1.5GHz processor
• 1GB RAM
• A video card that supports at least OpenGL 1.5.

Download Miview v0.6
Visit developer website