Morita i-Dixel WEB: Export DICOM Slices

Morita’s i-Dixel WEB manufacturer manual describes an axial DICOM image export through the Main Panel. Request the complete clinically appropriate series from your practice, together with its report. This guide covers the WEB interface documented in that manual; it does not describe every desktop i-Dixel version or guarantee compatibility with a particular viewer.

Ask the practice for the appropriate slice export

The manual’s Export CT Slice Images in DICOM Format section describes the Main Panel command Save as DICOM file Axial Image. Selecting it opens settings for slice interval and thickness. Ask the practice to choose the settings and the complete region needed for your records; do not guess a clinical export protocol yourself.

Find the downloaded images

After confirmation with OK, the software re-slices the volume and exports axial images reflecting the patient’s direction during exposure. The manual states that files go to the browser’s configured download destination and that an accession number may be requested. Individual slices can be selected, so ask whether the supplied set represents the complete requested region.

Distinguish a file export from a network transfer

PACS DICOM file Axial Image is a separate documented command for transfer to a PACS system. That is different from downloading files for your own copy. Keep downloaded images together and ask for the report. If your screen differs, contact the imaging practice or Morita support rather than applying these WEB steps to another product.

View the copy without treating it as a diagnosis

Open the supplied DICOM series in a compatible viewer and confirm the study date and region. A rendered jaw is an aid to orientation; clinical interpretation relies on the full examination and the report. If images are missing, ask the practice to check the export. Do not arrange a repeat scan only because a home viewer cannot open your files.