DICOM and HTML5 Programming

[Ron Ayen]

Hello all,

I'm not sure if this is the appropriate venue to post this message,
but if it isn't please accept my apologies, and if you could direct me
to the correct place, i'd appreciate it.

I am looking for a software programmer(s) to build software to permit
an HTML5 browser (chrome) to access and retrieve a dicom study from a
DICOM/PACS archive, and display the images in the HTML5 browser.

ron

[OrNOt]

Just like this?

dicomsee.appspot.com

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[Chuck McCrobie]

I don't mean this to be spam, but I've been working on an HTML5 / WebGL
based DICOM viewer a few hours a week and would like to share it with
the citizens of this group.

I have a prototype viewer running. It gets the pixel data, pixel
representation, etc. as a JSON object. All of the Modality LUT, VOI
LUT, and image manipulation is done in the browser using WebGL. The
actual DICOM data set is fetched from a back-end Image Archive to the
web server where the pixel data is extracted and sent to the browser.

If you're so inclined, a direct link to the demo is:

http://chuckshouse.dyndns-remote.com:2900/Viewer/Viewer.htm?studyuid=1.2.840.113619.2.5.1762393010.1697.1062758672.778

The "About" link will give more information about the operation of the
viewer.

Right now, Firefox with suitable WebGL is supported. I'm having a bit
of trouble with Chrome / WebGL.

The image set is an MRI of a tumor in a RAT. As one can see, the viewer
itself is a bit rough, but I wish to demonstrate the idea of WebGL more
than the prettiness of the viewer.

If this is of interest, I may be reached at:
charles.mccrobie _at_ gmail.com

Thank you,

Chuck McCrobie