Image Viewer > Advanced Viewing

The Spatial Locator tool allows you to locate a point in space across all image planes. For example, when you point to a spot on an axial image, the tool will show you where that point is in the associated coronal and sagittal image stacks. To use the Spatial Locator:

1.	Load a study that has series from multiple planes.

2.	Click on the Spatial Locator button on the toolbar. The Spatial Locator is a mouse tool mapped to the right mouse button.

3.	Right click on the point of interest, then hold. The same point in space will be marked by a cross hair in the other series. Dragging the mouse will update the location instantly.

4.	Release the mouse button to remove the cross hairs.