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MPR/MIP/3D
The MedDream DICOM Viewer MPR/MIP/3D functionality includes regular features, measurements (Line, Angle, Ellipse, Flexpoly, Pencil) viewport features and has advanced Multiplanar Reconstruction features, like: Oblique MIST, MIP, MinIP, AVG, 3D rendering, MPR/MIP/3D comparison.










The MedDream DICOM Viewer’s MPR/MIP/3D functionality simplifies reconstruction technique for three-dimensional visual representations of two-dimensional image slices. The technology offers many different alternate views of the original data using various 3D reconstruction techniques such as Multiplanar Reconstruction (MPR) and Maximum Intensity Projection (MIP).
Watch the video tutorial demonstrating Oblique MIST functionality with MPR/MIP/3D rendering:
MPR Oblique MIST feature with MPR/MIP/3D rendering (client-side rendering) has the standard tools and advanced MPR/MIP/3D features.
This page covers MPR/MIP/3D features of MedDream DICOM Viewer. For other medical imaging fields, visit the main MedDream DICOM Viewer page or view the Specification file for full functionality.
What is the MedDream MPR/MIP/3D Viewer?
+It is an advanced functionality within the MedDream DICOM Viewer that simplifies three-dimensional visual representations of 2D image slices using high-performance, client-side HTML5 rendering technology.
What is Multi-Planar Reconstruction (MPR)?
+MPR allows the reconstruction of 2D images (like CT or MRI slices) into different planes. MedDream supports Orthogonal MPR (Axial, Coronal, Sagittal projections) and Oblique MPR for viewing in arbitrary planes.
What projection modes does MedDream support?
+MedDream includes advanced projection rendering modes including Maximum Intensity Projection (MIP), Minimum Intensity Projection (MinIP), and Average Intensity Projection (AVG).
Does the viewer offer true 3D volume rendering?
+Yes, MedDream features comprehensive 3D volume rendering capabilities. Users can rotate, pan, zoom, adjust window leveling, and apply configurable transfer function presets to visualize complex 3D structures.
Does MedDream support 3D volume rendering and MPR in the browser?
+Yes. MedDream provides advanced Multiplanar Reconstruction (MPR), Maximum Intensity Projection (MIP), and 3D volume measurements directly in the web browser. Users can measure the volume of a 2D image (spinning a 2D area around an axis to form a 3D shape), which is highly beneficial for cardiology and computed radiography.
What is the Curved Planar Reconstruction (CPR) feature?
+CPR is a specialized MPR tool (often used in dental or vascular imaging) that allows users to draw a curved reference line through a volume to flatten and visualize curved anatomical structures on a single 2D plane.
Can I compare multiple 3D or MPR views simultaneously?
+Yes, MedDream supports MPR/MIP/3D comparison. The advanced layout engine allows multiple 3D renderings or different MPR reconstructions to be viewed and compared side-by-side at the same time.
Are standard measurement tools available in 3D/MPR views?
+Yes, users can utilize standard tools such as Line, Angle, Polyline, Area, Ellipse, Flexpoly, Pencil, and Rulers directly within the MPR, Oblique MIST, and 3D viewports.
What is the Oblique MIST feature?
+Oblique MIST is MedDream’s advanced, upgraded rendering functionality that completely replaces older Oblique tools. It provides superior client-side MPR/MIP/3D rendering performance and enhanced measurement accuracy.
Can I change the slice thickness in MPR mode?
+Yes, the Slab Thickness can be dynamically changed. Users can select a specific value from a drop-down list or smoothly adjust the thickness by moving the cursor in the integrated scroll bar.
Does 3D rendering require expensive client-side hardware or plugins?
+No, MedDream’s 3D and MPR rendering is performed within the standard web browser using optimized HTML5 technologies, requiring absolutely zero plugins or heavy desktop application installations.