Donor dashboard
Your shared cases
💡 Tips for faster sharing
- Prefer thicker reconstructed slices when the teaching point doesn't need thin-cut detail — a series with fewer slices is faster for you to upload and faster for everyone viewing it to download.
- This mainly matters for CT — a thin-slice CT series can run into hundreds or thousands of images. MRI sequences usually have few enough slices that this isn't a concern.
- Smaller cases matter most for large teaching groups and conferences — people in a full lecture room are often on shared or weak wifi, so their download speed, not yours, tends to be the real bottleneck.
- Only include the series that's actually relevant to the case — the sharing preview lets you pick specific series rather than the whole study.
Sign in to manage cases you've shared for teaching or review — see what's active, and revoke early if you need to.
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Clinic review
Technical adequacy check — not for diagnosis. Cases are deleted when they expire, at most 3 days after they were sent.
Cases sent for review
Reviewers
Only these Google accounts can open this centre's cases. Deactivating someone stops them within the hour.
RIS return addresses
After a case is sent from a RIS link, the viewer returns to one of these exact addresses with the case link after the #. One per line, https only.
RIS API key
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