Lumen — DICOM viewer

Lumen — DICOM viewer

MRI & CT: MPR, 3D & 4D

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📚 Education
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Lumen opens the radiology zip your patient brought in. No upload, no cloud, no signup — just pixels, at native resolution, on every Apple device you own. Designed for healthcare professionals reviewing studies they already have authority to access. Lumen is positioned for education, case review, and second-read scenarios. It is NOT a medical device and is not intended for primary clinical diagnosis. WHAT YOU CAN OPEN • DICOM / IHE-PDI zip archives — the format most patient CDs ship as • ISO 9660 disk images directly, no manual mount or repackage needed • Folders of DICOM files • Open via Files.app, share sheet, or in-app picker PERSISTENT LIBRARY • Every imported archive lives in your device's Lumen folder, visible in the Files app • Re-open with one tap from the home screen; no re-importing • Swipe to delete an archive — and all the videos exported from it VIEWING • Full native bit-depth display, with pinch zoom, drag pan, and double-tap toggle • Window/level by drag: vertical for brightness, horizontal for contrast — sensitivity scales with the active window so wide CT and narrow brain windows feel equally responsive • One-tap modality presets (CT: soft tissue, bone, lung, brain, abdomen, liver) • Per-instance metadata sheet with manufacturer, matrix, bit depth, transfer syntax, SOP class, and a built-in radiology acronym glossary VOLUMETRIC TOOLS • Automatic detection of stackable volumes from the slice geometry tags, with a 3D / 4D badge in the browser so you can see at a glance which series are reconstructable • Multi-planar reconstruction (MPR): axial, sagittal, and coronal reformats side by side, with crosshair-linked navigation — tap one plane to jump the other two • Slab projection: maximum-intensity (MIP), minimum-intensity (MinIP), or average over 3 to 50 slices — great for vessels, lungs, and noise reduction • True 3D volume rendering: a Metal-powered raycaster with four rendering modes — Surface (solid skin/bone shell with gradient lighting and per-volume tone presets), Anatomy (coloured tissue transfer function), Volume composite (grayscale translucent depth), and MIP • Tissue isolation presets per modality (bone, skin, soft tissue, lung, liver) — hide everything else from the volume with one tap, no per-slice masking • Two-finger pan, drag-rotate, pinch-zoom, auto-rotate cine, and an axis-aligned clipping plane (sagittal / coronal / axial) for cutting away half the volume to see inside • Save the current 3D view as a PNG snapshot at 2× the on-screen resolution, sharable via Photos, AirDrop, Files, or Mail DYNAMIC 4D ACQUISITIONS • Native support for dynamic contrast-enhanced series (e.g. dyn_eTHRIVE liver MR, perfusion MR, dynamic angio): every timepoint becomes its own 3D volume • Timepoint slider in MPR and 3D with cine playback — watch contrast wash through over time • All timepoints prefetched in the background and persisted to an on-device cache, so scrubbing across timepoints stays instant across launches PERFORMANCE • Two-tier volume cache (memory + on-device disk) — reopening MPR or 3D for a series you've already seen skips the multi-second DICOM decode entirely • Series probe results cached per archive so the browser opens instantly even on dynamic studies with thousands of files • Half-float Metal texture upload halves GPU memory and bandwidth — lossless for the modalities Lumen handles SHARING • Export any series as an H.264 MP4 at 10, 15, or 30 fps • Saved next to its source archive in the Lumen folder of Files.app • Share via the standard share sheet, or copy to iCloud Drive • PNG snapshots of the 3D view share PRIVACY BY DEFAULT • Everything stays on this device • No analytics on file contents, no account, no tracking SDKs • Patient data leaves the device only when YOU choose to share an export Lumen is intentionally positioned as an educational and second-read tool. It is not a regulated medical device in any jurisdiction. See the in-app disclaimer for the full statement.
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What's New in Lumen

1.0.1

June 19, 2026

What's new in this update: • Surface rendering mode in 3D — solid skin or bone shell with gradient lighting, per-modality threshold defaults, and tone presets (photographic / clinical / signal-tint) • Tissue isolation presets per modality: hide everything except bone, skin, soft tissue, lung, or liver with one tap • Axis-aligned clipping plane in 3D — cut away half the volume along sagittal, coronal, or axial to look inside • Two-finger pan in 3D (rotate + zoom + pan in one coherent gesture) • Auto-rotate cine animation in 3D • Save the current 3D view as a PNG snapshot, shareable via the system share sheet • Dynamic 4D series: timepoint slider plus play/pause cine playback in MPR and 3D • Two-tier volume cache (memory + on-device disk) so reopening a 3D study skips the multi-second DICOM decode • Half-float Metal texture upload — halves GPU memory and bandwidth, lossless for CT / MR / PT • Multi-frame DICOM support in the parser (full UI integration coming next) • Browser tags volume-reconstructable series with a 3D badge, dynamic series with a 4D badge Bug fixes: • Single-finger rotate and pinch zoom in 3D are smooth again after the two-finger-pan landing • The on-device volume cache now actually persists across launches (previous build wrote .tmp files but never moved them into place) Educational and second-read tool. Not a medical device and not intended for primary diagnosis.

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Last updated on July 26, 2026.

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