# DICOM Viewer Demo Video: Case Images and Image Summaries

> Watch a 20-second demo of Medrecords AI gathering every image in a case, opening a DICOM MRI study in the viewer and summarizing what each image shows.

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## Watch case images and a DICOM study open in 20 seconds

Medrecords AI collects every picture in a case into 1 view, opens DICOM studies in a built-in viewer and gives each image its own summary. This demo walks through all 3 on an invented case, with an illustration standing in for the scan.

By [Ahmed Jemaa](https://medrecords.ai/authors/ahmed-jemaa/), Co-Founder & CEO of Medrecords AI · Published 3 Nov 2026 · Updated 3 Nov 2026

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20 seconds, no sound. The numbered list below follows the video, and the transcript repeats its on-screen text.

### What the video shows

1. **Open Case Images.** 6 standalone images and 2 DICOM studies holding 45 images, all in 1 view.
2. **Group them.** By source document, by type or by date, so photos, scans and studies from the same visit sit together.
3. **Step through a study.** An MRI of the cervical spine with 42 images opens in the viewer on the sagittal T2 series, stepping from image 7 to image 9. The demo labels the scan as an illustration, not a real scan.
4. **Read the summary.** Each image carries its own summary. This one reads Harbor Point Imaging, 04/02/2025, a C5-C6 protrusion without cord compression.

### Why images belong in the same case file

Imaging often arrives as a disc of DICOM files that nobody on the review team can open, so the findings get taken from the radiology report alone. With the study, the report and the treating records in 1 case, a reviewer can check the slice behind an impression, see the date it was taken against the chronology, and cite both.

### Transcript

1. Open Case Images: every picture in the case, in one place.
2. Group them by source document, by type or by date.
3. Open a DICOM study in the viewer and step through the slices.
4. Each image carries its own summary of what it shows.

Every name, provider and date in the demo is invented. No real patient data appears in the video.

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[See a lumbar MRI DICOM read sample](https://medrecords.ai/content-hub/samples/lumbar-mri-dicom-imaging-read-sample/)

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Last verified: 2026-11-03