F.A.Q.
1/ How should images be prepared before submission?
Images must not contain any information such as name, first name, date of birth, acquisition date, or ID number. Before being saved, they must be anonymized. If the images have not been anonymized before saving, you must erase this information using image editing software (cropping, erasing tool…)
2/ Are Dicom images accepted?
Yes. All identifying Dicom fields will be automatically checked and re-anonymized during import. Be careful with ultrasound images or “secondary capture” images: they must not display any name on the image. Any indication of name, date, or ID must be erased from the image, and/or by cropping it.
3/ What is the maximum size of an examination?
The maximum size of an examination is 50MB: do not try to upload an entire chest-abdomen-pelvis CT scan!
4/ How do I build an image series?
Within a series, images must come from the same modality and have the same orientation.
5/ Why don't my images group together into a single image series?
Within a series, images must have the same dimensions. Otherwise, they will automatically be saved as separate series and you will no longer be able to scroll through them easily in the viewer.
6/ Which image formats are accepted?
Images accepted on Radeos must be in .png, .jpeg or .dcm format
7/ Do you have a tutorial with tips and tricks for publishing a case?
Of course, it's available here
8/ What are the conditions for publishing my case on Radeos?
You must be a healthcare professional and be duly registered and logged in with your account on Radeos. You must, of course, comply with the Radeos terms and conditions
9/ What should I do if I can't find the diagnosis for the case I want to submit?
Start by searching for it using synonyms. If you still can't find it, contact us