MIDRC — DICOM Viewer

Open an image, explore a series, understand its shape. MIDRC brings DICOM viewing, measurements and 3D navigation to your Android phone or tablet, with no ads or sign-in required for local files.

• Open DICOM files, study folders with subfolders, ZIP and compatible 7z archives. Enter archive passwords directly in the app.
• Browse 2D slices, adjust window/level and use bone, soft tissue and lung presets.
• Explore MPR, MIP, MinIP, average projections, curved MPR and Volume Rendering. Compare series and return to a saved viewing session.
• Use rulers, angles, diameters and regions of interest. Measurements use supported DICOM calibration; when it is missing, values stay in pixels until you set a scale from a known reference. Source calibration and point placement affect results.
• Keep notes, favorites and annotations. Save PNG images or DICOM ZIP copies, and take screenshots while the app is open.

One clear “De-identify” button creates a separate copy of a study. A short Next/Done guide explains the steps, with optional cleanup during import and export. Copies show a daily patient number and the date and time of cleanup. Originals remain unchanged. Cleanup replaces selected DICOM metadata and identifiers; text embedded in image pixels can remain. Inspect the copy before sharing: complete anonymity is not guaranteed.

The interactive introduction can be skipped or replayed in Settings. It shows how to choose a folder and create a cleaned copy. Available in English, Russian, German and Spanish.

Local studies, notes and annotations stay in private app storage. MIDRC contains no ads or analytics SDKs and does not automatically upload studies to a developer server. Optional HTTPS and DICOMweb/PACS import contacts the server you select; access to that server may be required. Exports and sharing are initiated by you. Android app backup is disabled; keep separate copies of files you need.

For document viewing and personal study only. The app provides no automated clinical interpretation or treatment recommendations. Do not use it for treatment decisions. Seek a qualified healthcare professional for medical advice.

MIDRC has not undergone clinical validation or medical-device certification. It is not CE-marked or FDA-cleared for diagnostic use. Use it only for non-diagnostic viewing and study; do not use it for primary diagnosis.

The app is provided as available for reference and study, without a guarantee of clinical accuracy of measurements or reconstructions, diagnostic suitability, or complete anonymity. To the extent permitted by law, the developers are not liable for consequences of using its results for diagnosis or treatment. This notice does not limit mandatory consumer rights or liability that cannot legally be excluded.

The MIDRC team:
Vladimir Lebedev — Lead software engineer.
Maria Lebedeva — Software developer.
Ivan Kukin — Hand surgeon and medical consultant.
https://www.vschwan.com/midrc/#team

Privacy: https://www.vschwan.com/midrc/privacy/
Support: lebedewvolodya@gmail.com