I don't know if this is any better. It indicates 4 images at one time. 
http://dicom.online.fr/

Viewing these types of images may be CPU and/or RAM intensive. In that 
case, your options are a good video card, a faster/more powerful CPU, 
increased RAM. Copying the CD to the hard drive before viewing the 
images would probably also help.

I hope this helps.

Tom Mayer

Bob Lendrim wrote:
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