PATIENT & CLINICAL GUIDE · SECOND OPINION PREPARATION

How to Export DICOM Images for a Second Opinion

Need to send your CT or MRI to another doctor? Here’s the cleanest and most private way to do it.

100% private in-browser extraction · Preserves full diagnostic resolution

Recommended steps

1
Open your study in MedSlice: medslice.app/viewer
2
Select the most relevant series and slices.
3
Export as high-quality JPG or as a ZIP of the full series.
4
(Optional) Create a simple PDF report.
5
Send via secure channel (encrypted email, hospital portal, etc.).

Important tips

TIP 01

Window/Level

Prefer original Window/Level settings used by the radiologist when possible.

TIP 02

Targeted selection

Do not send more images than necessary. Focus on the pathology.

TIP 03

Privacy & PHI

If the specialist requests anonymized files, use the Anonymizer first.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I send my medical scans to a doctor for a second opinion?

Open your study in MedSlice, select the most relevant series or key slices, export them as high-quality JPG images (or a ZIP / PDF report), and email or upload them directly to your consulting specialist.

Should I send all slices or only the key ones?

Do not send more images than necessary. Focusing on the key slices showing the pathology with calibrated Window/Level contrast helps the consulting doctor review your case much faster.

What if the specialist asks for anonymized files?

If the specialist requests anonymized files, use the MedSlice Anonymizer tool first to strip your personal identifiers while preserving full diagnostic data.

Are my medical images uploaded when exporting?

No. Everything runs locally in your browser using WebAssembly. Your medical records never leave your computer.

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