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Where you are, will you actually get access to the Data? Or will they just review and store it for you? Just interested in the output and what you actually get
by ljf 3y ago
Where you are, will you actually get access to the Data? Or will they just review and store it for you? Just interested in the output and what you actually get to keep.
- sidewndr46 3y agoI can't find it presently but I read some blog post about a guy getting his MRI data. It's apparently possible but like most things in life, a pain.
- JimtheCoder 3y agoIf they are paying for it out of pocket, I assume they would have the option for the raw data. Maybe a small-ish processing fee, because...American healthcare.
- sturob 3y agoPrenuvo give you a link to all the .dcm files downloadable in a zip.
- tux3 3y agoWhere I am, they just handed me a CD with the DICOM files inside Loads up fine on Linux. You can move around in 2D slices, or in a reconstructed 3D (albeit the resolutions of the MRI I had wasn't all that great)
- wiml 3y agoAs I understand it in the US you legally have access to the data as it's part of your medical records. In my experience it's as simple as asking, they give you a CD-R containing some DICOM files and a freeware DICOM viewer. Maybe more modern health systems will let you just download the files.