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Reading and Review

This page covers opening a case in the viewer. For how cases reach a reader's queue, reader roles and batches, see Reading Process.

Open a study in the viewer​

Once an upload has finished processing (status no longer PROCESSING):

  1. Go to Data → Uploads.
  2. Click Refresh if the status badge has not updated yet.
  3. Click the Upload ID in the row for the upload you want to review.

The imaging viewer opens in a new browser tab. Wait for series metadata and the viewport canvas to load before starting interpretation.

A processed study open in the viewer, with the series list on the left and the report panel on the right

What to confirm before reviewing​

  • The site, subject, and timepoint match the row you selected.
  • Expected series appear in the viewer sidebar.
  • The viewport renders imaging (a visible canvas with non-zero dimensions).

If the viewer opens but series are missing, see Troubleshooting.


During review​

  • Use viewer tools to navigate slices, adjust window/level, and inspect series.
  • Keep an eye on selected series labels and study context in the viewer chrome.
  • Some studies show onboarding prompts on first open — you can dismiss these with Skip all if shown.

Reports are completed from within the viewer for the production reading pathway. See Reporting and Actions.


Multi-upload subjects​

Some subjects have multiple uploads across timepoints or repeat visits.

  • Each upload has its own Upload ID and status in the uploads table.
  • Open the intended upload before finalizing review notes or e-signing a report.
  • Do not assume the most recent row is the correct one — verify site, subject, and timepoint columns.

Reader prerequisites​

  • Reader or Admin role on the study.
  • A registered passkey if the study enforces MFA on report e-signatures.
  • At least one report form configured for the study (admin setup).

Uploaders can open uploads in some configurations but typically cannot complete reader reports — see Roles and Permissions.