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OsiriX on Mac Studio M1 Ultra for hybrid imaging, any active users here?

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Hi,

this is a repost from a sub for nuclear medicine, due to lack of answers :-). So....

our private practice for nuclear medicine thinks about switching to Osirix to view hybrid imaging DICOMs from SPECT/CT and PET/CT. Due to the lack of a M1/M2 Mac Pro I would suggest the Mac Studio Ultra with 64 GPU-Cores and 128 GB RAM. Do you think that is overkill?

Second thing on my mind. We use a fairly old PACS from Philips (came a bundled deal, it is not the best PACS by far in my opinion). Do you think it is possible to run Osirix and Windows virtualization like Parallels 18? So I could dump an extra PC just viewing the PACS?

Thanks for your help and experiences.

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