I was provided MRI DICOM files a month ago via the radiology office's used SaaS platform, Sectra PatientPortal.
After the MRI session I was given a login code. Back home, I could use that code on the Sectra PatientPortal.
It provides a very basic DICOM image web viewer (contrast/dynamic range modification and slice scrolling, four windows), albeit 2D only, and download of the DICOM files as well as PNG exports.
I am looking for a web-based or Linux-based FLOSS DICOM viewer, but couldn't find any professional program so far.
My app does not support DICOM files as input. Just Uint8 256x256x256 raw files that are scaled 1x1x1. Maybe if I had the chance to work on it full-time I'd have the time to add those features, but it's just a side project for now.
Have you looked into Slicer3D[0] which is a multi-platform desktop app or Open Health Image Foundations dicom viewer[1] which is web-based? Perhaps one of these will help.
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Does it support DICOM as input files?
I was provided MRI DICOM files a month ago via the radiology office's used SaaS platform, Sectra PatientPortal.
After the MRI session I was given a login code. Back home, I could use that code on the Sectra PatientPortal.
It provides a very basic DICOM image web viewer (contrast/dynamic range modification and slice scrolling, four windows), albeit 2D only, and download of the DICOM files as well as PNG exports.
I am looking for a web-based or Linux-based FLOSS DICOM viewer, but couldn't find any professional program so far.
My app does not support DICOM files as input. Just Uint8 256x256x256 raw files that are scaled 1x1x1. Maybe if I had the chance to work on it full-time I'd have the time to add those features, but it's just a side project for now.
Have you looked into Slicer3D[0] which is a multi-platform desktop app or Open Health Image Foundations dicom viewer[1] which is web-based? Perhaps one of these will help.
[0] https://www.slicer.org/
[1] https://github.com/OHIF/Viewers