Dicom viewer question.
I have Windows Xp Home emachine PC 2 g ram 3gHz processor, 3
meg panasonic display.
I have searched the formum without sucess. The Dicom images
are recieved by me on CD.
all I need is viewer. will the java aplets alone work alone or must they be instaled with entire pacs installed be?
1.
How to install ?
2.
All I need is dicom viewer. Is this software ok for that?
Can I use software to view the dicom images i get ?
3.
Is there instal manual ?
thank you
alan white
pacsone use as dicom viewer
There are 2 types of Dicom viewers supported by PacsOne Server:
1. The web-based Dicom viewers:
These viewers run from within the web browsers used to navigate the PacsOne web pages, they are either Java applet or Active-X based. These viewers retrieve Dicom images via the HTTPD protocol from the web server (Apache or IIS) component of PacsOne Server. Currently PacsOne supports 3 Java applet based viewers (1 free/open-source and 2 commercial) and 1 Active-X based viewer (iQ-X), and all of the Java applet viewers are either URL-linked or can be directly downloaded from our website:
http://www.pacsone.net/download.htm
Each viewer comes with its own installation package and instructions for installation on the server where PacsOne is installed (no client install is necessary other than the Java JRE), the commercial viewers also have their own pricing structures as they are not being offered by us.
2. The Stand-alone Dicom viewers:
These viewers run from a stand-alone PC (usually a diagnostic workstation) that is equipped with specialized display hardware (e.g., N mega-pixel monitors, etc.). These viewers include eFilm, GE Advantage Workstation, etc., and they retrieve images from PacsOne Server using the standard Dicom protocol. These viewers also come with their own installation packages, and need to be installed on each client PC where you want to view the Dicom images.
1. The web-based Dicom viewers:
These viewers run from within the web browsers used to navigate the PacsOne web pages, they are either Java applet or Active-X based. These viewers retrieve Dicom images via the HTTPD protocol from the web server (Apache or IIS) component of PacsOne Server. Currently PacsOne supports 3 Java applet based viewers (1 free/open-source and 2 commercial) and 1 Active-X based viewer (iQ-X), and all of the Java applet viewers are either URL-linked or can be directly downloaded from our website:
http://www.pacsone.net/download.htm
Each viewer comes with its own installation package and instructions for installation on the server where PacsOne is installed (no client install is necessary other than the Java JRE), the commercial viewers also have their own pricing structures as they are not being offered by us.
2. The Stand-alone Dicom viewers:
These viewers run from a stand-alone PC (usually a diagnostic workstation) that is equipped with specialized display hardware (e.g., N mega-pixel monitors, etc.). These viewers include eFilm, GE Advantage Workstation, etc., and they retrieve images from PacsOne Server using the standard Dicom protocol. These viewers also come with their own installation packages, and need to be installed on each client PC where you want to view the Dicom images.
The iQ-X viewer is an Active-X based viewer being offered by Image Information Systems (IIS):
http://www.image-systems.biz/
But they seem to be bundling the iQ-X viewer with the iQ-WEB product (an OEM version of PacsOne), so you should contact IIS directly and see if they offer the iQ-X viewer unbundled.
http://www.image-systems.biz/
But they seem to be bundling the iQ-X viewer with the iQ-WEB product (an OEM version of PacsOne), so you should contact IIS directly and see if they offer the iQ-X viewer unbundled.
among the two types of DICOM viewer i know a standlone c# DICOM vieweryou can use to read images. i think this software is wonderful and easy to install and manipulate.