iQ-4VIEW VET includes specialized veterinary imaging tools such as Cobb Angle measurement, Norberg Angle analysis, Tibial Plateau Angle (TPA), Vertebral Heart Score (VHS), and Tibial Tuberosity Advancement (TTA) calculations. These features support advanced orthopedic and diagnostic imaging workflows in veterinary medicine and help veterinarians perform accurate image analysis for animals and companion pets. See full description of specific VET features in the Instructions for Use.
Yes, iQ-4VIEW is also available in a veterinary imaging version designed specifically for veterinary radiology and animal healthcare workflows. The veterinary edition includes dedicated measurement tools and workflows tailored to the needs of veterinarians, veterinary clinics, and animal hospitals.
Yes, iQ-4VIEW supports English as well as multiple additional languages, including German, French, Spanish, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Chinese, Vietnamese, and others. The multilingual user interface helps international healthcare organizations standardize radiology workflows across regions and departments. The system also supports character encoding conversion to correctly display international DICOM metadata and patient information.
iQ-4VIEW supports all major modern web browsers, including Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Safari. As a web-based DICOM Viewer, iQ-4VIEW enables secure medical image access across different operating systems and devices without requiring complex local installations. Browser compatibility helps healthcare organizations simplify deployment and remote access workflows.
Yes, iQ-4VIEW provides flexible integration options for healthcare IT environments and can be connected to existing HIS, RIS, EHR, EMR, and PACS infrastructures. The software supports open integration interfaces that allow seamless interoperability with third-party medical applications and hospital information systems. Custom integration options are also available upon request to support specialized clinical workflows and enterprise healthcare environments.
iQ-4VIEW supports several medical document formats, including Secondary Capture images, Structured Reporting (SR) documents, and scanned files stored as DICOM encapsulated PDFs. This enables healthcare providers to manage both diagnostic images and associated clinical documentation within a unified DICOM workflow. Support for DICOM-compatible document formats improves interoperability between PACS, VNA, RIS, and other medical imaging systems.
iQ-4VIEW supports virtually all standard DICOM imaging modalities used in modern radiology and medical imaging workflows. Supported modalities include computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), positron emission tomography (PET), digital radiography (DR/DX), computed radiography (CR), ultrasound (US), mammography (MG), and many others. The viewer integrates seamlessly with PACS, VNA, and hospital imaging systems using standard DICOM protocols. Detailed compatibility information can be found in the iQ-4VIEW Administration Guide.
Yes, iQ-4VIEW is intended for diagnostic image review, analysis, and interpretation by trained healthcare professionals such as radiologists, physicians, and clinicians. The software is FDA cleared for diagnostic use, including mammography, and CE certified as a Class IIb medical device according to European medical device regulations. iQ-4VIEW supports high-quality medical image visualization for clinical workflows in hospitals, imaging centers, and healthcare institutions.
iQ-4VIEW can be tested free of charge using our online demo environment. This allows healthcare professionals, radiologists, and IT teams to evaluate the web-based DICOM Viewer directly in a real-world PACS workflow without local installation. The demo provides insight into image viewing performance, interoperability, and integration capabilities for diagnostic imaging environments.