MIP/MPRVIEW MODE
The MIP/MPR (maximum-intensity projection/multiplanar reconstruction) view allows you to see and
interact with cross sections of 2D images.
A MIP/MPR image has three orthogonal views. For easy identification in the interface, each view is framed
in a color-coded border:
Green - sagittal
Blue - coronal
Red - axial
For colorblind users, the three orthogonal strip views are framed in green (top), blue (mid),
and red (bottom).
Each of the colored positional lines in the orthogonal strip views represents the plane of one of the other
views. For example, the red positional lines in the top and middle strip views represent the position of the
bottom strip view with the corresponding red border.
To assign an orthogonal view as the main view
Double-click the desired strip view.
All of the methods of navigating the data described in General navigation apply. In addition, you can
perform the mode-specific interactions described below.
Changing the image orientation
Orientation information is always visible to clearly indicate how a patient is oriented (posterior, anterior,
superior, inferior, right lateral or left lateral).
The letters displayed as orientation labels at the edge of the image come from the DICOM
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