CloudVue is a software application that allows for the display of medical image data within a web browser without installing client software. Conceptually, the application comprises two components: the web viewer and the web server. The server is installed on any computer that meets the minimum system requirements and is configured to communicate with a DICOM archive. The server is capable of DICOM and DICOMweb communication, which allows the connected DICOM archive to exist on a physical server or in the cloud, giving institutions the flexibility to choose a system infrastructure that is best suited to their needs. CloudVue provides fast and secure access to full-fidelity CR, CT, DX, HC, IVUS, MR, NM, OP, OPT, OT, PT, SC, US, and XA images using Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge web browsers. With interactive features, such as: multi-study viewing, multi-monitor support, customized screen and tool layouts, annotation saving and loading, measurement drawing and calibration, reference lines, key images, multi-planar reformatting (MPR), MIP, VR rendering, and image link sharing, CloudVue is a feature-rich solution that informs diagnostic decision-making by healthcare professionals. CloudVue also supports these same features across the following devices: Windows 10 and higher, macOS X and higher, iPad Pro 2nd generation and higher, and iPad Air 3 and higher. This level of portability allows healthcare professionals to access their medical image data anytime, anywhere.
A software program dedicated for installation on a central server as part of a picture archiving and communication system (PACS) to allow storage, retrieval, analysis, and management of a broad range of radiological images throughout the healthcare system. As a PACS-dedicated software, it is not primarily intended for diagnosis support, triage, or treatment planning. It does not incorporate adaptive/dynamic machine learning (ML) models.