StrokeViewer

Physicians open StrokeViewer to share patient data with their stroke network, then chat or screen share with colleagues and look at scans in a DICOM mobile viewer.

Images come back in two forms: the original and an AI-processed version, both available instantly on a phone or other device.

StrokeViewer is a healthcare app from Nico.lab that helps physicians share critical patient information and supports regional stroke care.

The practical use is in the hours around a suspected stroke.

A physician at one hospital can show the same images to a colleague at another, talk through the case, and decide together whether a patient needs to be transferred.

The viewer is approved for diagnostic use according to its description, so it is more than a convenience for sending pictures.

StrokeViewer states that it complies with GDPR and HIPAA, which matters for any tool that moves patient data between sites.

It is built for stroke networks rather than general office use, so it fits best where several hospitals already work together.