up arrow
and down arrow
keyboard shortcuts on the selected viewport. alt
/option
and left click
drag
to quickly change slices.ctrl
and scroll
to zoom. ctrl
and right click
drag
for a quick zoom.shift
and left click
drag
to pan. CTRL
and left click
drag
vertically to adjust the Windowing Level and horizontally to adjust the Windowing Width.Left click
drag
to rotate the volume in 3D. ctrl
and left click
drag
to rotate the model fixed in the plane. shift
and left click
drag
to pan. ctrl
/cmd
and scroll
to zoom. Basic viewing interactions.
Basic windowing functions.
c
. esc
. By default, deactivated crosshairs will be shown on the canvas and can be reactivated by selecting them. To hide deactivated cross-hairs press cmd/ctrl
shift
c
. Right click
on any viewport, then select activate oblique
. This will enable an oblique plane for just the selected projection.Using crosshairs and oblique planes.
Displaying MIP.
Drag and drop.
Viewport selector.
Quick change.
enter
will expand the currently selected viewport. Alternatively, you can right click
and select maximize viewport
on the layout menu.\
f
to enter full-screen mode for distraction-free annotation.
right click
on the viewport and selecting MPR layout
. This will create a new layout tab with the MPR view.Creating multiple layout tabs.
StudyInstanceUID
, the Study Selector will display each Study in the righthand Context Panel for ease of browsing and selecting the scans you need while configuring your layout tabs.
Simply click on a DICOM Study to expand a list of its associated Series.
The Study Selector displaying 3 DICOM studies and their corresponding scans.
CMD+K
(MacOS) or CTRL+K
(Windows).
In the Dashboard, the Command Bar can be used to easily reference your custom shortcuts and navigate between Projects and Workspaces.
In the Editor, the Command Bar also allows you to access several other lesser-known tools and features, such as:
The Command Bar.