The MIA Toolkit Blog
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Your Scans Are on the USB — Now What?
A few calm minutes now make a USB of scans open for anyone — verify the copy, test it yourself, and put a free portable DICOM viewer on the drive.
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How to Format a USB Drive So Any Doctor Can Open Your Medical Images
The format you choose decides whether a clinic's computer can read your drive — here is why FAT32 (or exFAT for large archives) is the safe pick, and how to set it.
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The Hospital Gave You a USB (or a ZIP Download)?
Scans no longer arrive only on discs — here is how to add a clinic USB stick or a patient-portal ZIP to the same organized archive, in about two minutes.
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What to Do With a Drawer Full of Hospital Imaging CDs
A drawer of old MRI and CT scan discs is doing you no good — here is how to consolidate, back up, and carry your images on one USB any doctor can open.
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Your Medical Images Belong to You
You have a right to your own scans — here is how to request them in DICOM, keep a backup, and bring every study together so any doctor can open them.
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MIA Toolkit v0.1.0 → v0.1.5
From rip-your-CDs to six languages, USB/ZIP import, and a notarized Mac app — everything six releases have added, still as free as day one.