How can I convert an Xray picture in VEPRO of my knee on a CD to an image I can view?I recently had 3 X ray images taken of my knee, and I bought a CD with the images on it. The program they're saved in appears to be medical software called Vepro. Photoshop can't open it, nor can Windows Internet Explorer. Is there some way I can convert them to viewable files without the medical software?
- davidisian
An X-Ray is a lot like a negative. You'd need a large negative scanner to do that. But you can also just place the X-Ray on a light box and take picture of it with a digital camera. The X-Ray image needs to be back-lit in order to be seen or photographed.
- Perki88
Why not call the provider and ask?
- Subdued Technicolour
The files are probably in the DICOM format. Google "free DICOM viewer" and look for something there. Make sure not to get caught in a scam and download spyware. DICOM files probably have the image encoded in a JPEG format but it's tucked up in with patient records data as well in the DICOM format.
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