DICOM viewer
Clinical imaging read in the browser. No server, no plugin, nothing uploaded.
Starting
Using the viewer
What this is
Every image above is real patient data, pulled slice by slice from a public research archive over DICOMweb and decoded in a web worker on your own machine. On CT the pixel values are true Hounsfield units, so the window presets mean what they mean on a workstation.
It is built on Cornerstone3D, the MIT-licensed rendering engine that also sits underneath the OHIF Viewer. OHIF itself is AGPL-3.0, so none of its code is used here.
The finding you pick names the entry criterion of the research collection a case came from. Every patient in a glioblastoma collection has glioblastoma, so the label is true of the case, but it is not a report written from the pixels on screen, and nothing here is for diagnostic use.
Measurements, multiplanar reconstruction, a study browser and local file reading are the next pieces. Segmentation editing, structured reports and hanging protocols are out of scope: this is a demonstration, not a reporting workstation, and nothing here is for diagnostic use.