Release Date: TBD - Pending 510(k) clearance.

This version was not available in a Diagnostic version. These notes are included as part of the complete version history file.

Features:

New functionality: Support for social sign-in and account registration
New functionality: Return to the study list will resume in the last viewed place
New functionality: Study panel warning messages
New functionality: Added user warning message if selected datasource does not support saving SR
New functionality: Automatically activate CINE at maximum possible frame rate when navigating to support no-skip scrolling
New functionality: Added settings configuration to display native browser notification to support customers who use FlexView when embedded as iframe
Added a secondary way to delete measurements directly from the measurement panel by use of delete icon
Added patient's name to the exported measurement CSV report
Improved loading time for volumes in viewports
Improved user experience for searching in study list including a new new date picker, expanded column size for accession number, improved modality selector, and search no longer case sensitive
Increased warning messages display time to allow users more time to read and respond
Improved measurement navigation efficiency by adding the ability to use arrow keys to navigate through measurements
Fixed issue with Reset Tool not working correctly while in MPR mode
Resolved Stack Sync Tool highlighted state being out of sync when dragging new sets into view
Resolved memory leak on volume rendering (Cornerstone3d library issue) which may have caused browser to freeze or go blank after viewing multiplied volumes in a row
Fixed Flip tool in MPR mode so that all views rotate at the same time
Fixed grouping for HeathImaging data sources to allow grouping by series number

Known limitations:

Saving measurements to requires STOW endpoint which may not be supported by some DICOMWeb datasources;
Not yet recommended for use on mobile devices

Known anomalies:

Stack image sync toolbar is out of sync with actual sync state

Description: When displaying a study with series that are auto-image synced, if user turns “off” the stack sync, it will turn “on” instead. Selecting it a second time will actually turn it “off”. When dragging display sets into view, that are syncable, the image stack sync is will be “on” in the new viewports, even though stack sync is “off”.

Impact to Users: No impact to users in current versions as auto-image sync could only be enabled in a hanging protocol and it is not in use for any hanging protocols in FlexView Diagnostic. Hanging protocols are not configurable by users. Thus, the end user can not create this state. The issue exists, but there is no way for an end user to experience this.

Workarounds: This anomaly does not affect users of FlexView Diagnostic. Thus, no user workaround is required.