Giorgio Maria Agazzi

Desktop app · macOS, Linux, Windows

Prepares DICOM studies and uploads them to Radiopaedia.org as draft cases.

Accepts a folder, a zip or loose DICOM files. Splits series that hold more than one acquisition (multiphase, diffusion, SWI), lets you pick series, blank burnt-in text, crop and set the window, then anonymises with Radiopaedia's reference anonymiser and uploads. Also reads DICOM video and can add coronal, sagittal and MIP reformats. Since 1.6.0 you can draw coloured structures on a stack and add the annotated copy, with a legend, to the case. On macOS it can also be installed with Homebrew.

Runs in the browser · files stay on your computer

Draws coloured overlays on a DICOM series and exports the annotated series for a Radiopaedia case.

Draw a structure on a few key slices and the slices between them are interpolated. A typical use is marking the spinal canal on every slice of a spine MRI. Radiouploader has the same drawing tools built in.

Python app in your browser · macOS, Linux, Windows

Finds the literature for a Radiopaedia article, screens it, and helps write the article against it.

PubMed search by line or by concept with every PubMed filter, ranking by citations and SCImago quartile, Unpaywall for open-access copies, reading lists, and a PDF library with a reader you can highlight in. The editor has the section structures Radiopaedia recommends for each kind of article, runs Radiopaedia's linter rules on the draft and exports the HTML their editor accepts. Only the searches and lookups leave your computer.

Static website · no backend, no login, no data collected

A collection of evidence-based clinical tools for general, paediatric and neonatal neuroradiology. Each tool runs in the browser and is based on published references.