For professionals
One viewer. Built for how you already work.
Nuvirad opens CT, MRI, X-ray and CBCT studies directly in your browser — the same viewer, whether you're a physician checking a scan between patients, a dentist reviewing a CBCT case, or a radiologist reading through a series.
See how it fits your work.
Three roles that open a study for different reasons — one viewer underneath all of them.
Physicians
Open a study in a browser tab on whatever device you already have — no workstation to find, nothing to install first. A study can reach you over Telegram, or you can open files straight from your device for a quick look.
Dentists
Open a CBCT study in a browser tab on the computer already at the front desk or in the operatory. Axial, sagittal and coronal views are shown together, so you can look at the same anatomy from more than one angle at once.
Radiologists
Read a study with multi-planar reconstruction, window/level control, and series navigation — no workstation install, on whichever device you’re at. The three planes render side by side, reconstructed from the same series.
Two ways to open a study.
Both open the same Nuvirad viewer in your browser.
Instant view
Just open the files.
Files are read on your device — there's no upload and no study is created. Good for a quick look.
See the full workflow →Share a study
Upload once. Share the viewer.
Upload a study to Nuvirad and get a temporary viewing link you can send to another colleague or specialist.
See plans →The viewer
What you can do once a study is open.
Multi-planar viewing
View axial, sagittal and coronal planes together.
Window & level
Adjust image brightness and contrast for closer inspection.
Pan & zoom
Navigate through the study naturally with familiar viewing controls.
Series navigation
Move between available series and slices without leaving the viewer.
Browser-based
Open the viewer directly in a modern browser without desktop installation.
Sharing when needed.
Only the person sharing a study needs a Nuvirad account — anyone you send a link to opens it in their browser, with nothing to install and no account of their own required.