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UnoPACS

Browser DICOM viewer

Your patient's images, in the browser.

Open the study from your UnoPACS archive on a workstation, laptop or tablet. Keep the images and patient context together, with no viewer application to install on each device.

Actual archive and viewer. Interface shown in German with neutral patient identifiers.
  • Browser access
  • Series and prior studies
  • Measurements and annotations

From archive to image

Keep your place in the patient's record.

Viewing is connected to receiving and sharing studies.

  1. Find the study

    Start in the archive or from an assigned incoming study. Check the patient, date and modality before opening the images.

  2. Review the series

    Navigate the study, arrange image panes and use the available measurement and annotation tools. Bring representative studies to assess the layouts your team needs.

  3. Continue the workflow

    Return to the record, access prior studies or share the examination with a colleague through the platform.

Choose a viewer around your actual work.

A feature list is only a starting point. The useful test is whether the viewer supports the studies, display setup and clinical tasks your team performs.

  • Study navigation

    Move between series and organise multiple image panes. Assess image handling with examples of your usual modalities and study sizes.

  • Measurements and annotations

    Review the tools and MPR layouts available for your intended use. Confirm any specialist requirements before choosing a plan.

  • Existing viewer workflows

    If your clinicians already use another viewer, discuss the connection and data transfer it needs during the integration review.

Questions

Plan your viewing setup

Check the viewer against the work you intend to do.

Does browser viewing need a local installation?

No viewer application is installed on each reading device. Connecting imaging equipment is a separate task and may require a connector in your practice network.

Is every device suitable for every clinical task?

No. Suitability depends on the intended use, display, supported viewer capabilities and applicable requirements. Ask us to confirm your particular diagnostic or specialist workflow before relying on it.

Can I try the viewer before deciding?

Book a demonstration using representative, appropriately anonymised example studies. We will review the viewing tools and requirements with you.

See your viewing workflow on screen.

Tell us which modalities and tools matter to your team. We will show the relevant capabilities and explain any limitations.

Book a viewer demo

The UnoPACS workspace

Anonymised study list with neutral patient identifiers beside the original PACS viewer showing four knee MRI views.

Actual archive and viewer. Interface shown in German with neutral patient identifiers.