This displays the axial, coronal and sagital views of a single series with no fusion of images. An example of a brain is shown below
This display is reached in one of 2 ways: 1) by choosing a single series in the opening dialog, or 2) by right clicking on a PET or CT image in the Pet-Ct Viewer and choosing it from a pop up menu.
The sagital image (the image on the far right) can be replaced by a rotating MIP (Maximum Intensity Projection) image by pressing on the MIP button. Releasing the MIP button, will return the sagital view.
Clicking on the MIP image, or on the axial, coronal or sagital image will set the proper slices in the orthogonal views and it will set the green cross hairs to the proper point. By a right click the size of the cross hairs can be reduced so as not to cover up the data.
The gray scale is adjusted via the dual slider bar. There is a popup menu.