Dicom Editor on Web

[Ricardo Pontes]

Hi,

Did anybody make a dicom editor for web??? Using Rails, Sinatra???

Thanks.

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Ricardo Pontes da Silva

rpo...@gmail.com

   

[Christoffer Lervåg]

Hi Ricardo,

As far as I know, there have been no web based DICOM viewer/editor published that uses Rails/Sinatra/ruby-dicom.

I am sure there are quite a few private ones around. I have certainly experimented with a few myself, but never actually gotten as far as to put anything out there on github.

Perhaps you could offer some details around what kind of application/features you would like to build?

Regards,
Chris

[Jeffrey Miller]

Hi Ricardo,

We have written a web-based viewer and it does use ruby-dicom to communicate with a PACS. There is currently no edit functionality. It is free and open-source

https://github.com/cbmi/studycentric

I also wrote a blog post about its history and alternatives here:

http://chopcbmi.org/2012/10/24/studycentric-developing-a-research-oriented-open-source-web-based-dicom-viewer/

Jeff

[Ricardo Pontes]

Hi, thanks for the answers.

2013/3/27 Jeffrey Miller <jef...@gmail.com>

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[Kamil Łęczycki]

Hi first of all studycentric looks realy awesome. I'm developing my own simple dicom related Rails application. Is there a way to use only the client part of studycentric and somehow pass locally the dicom files which I store in my app folder and use these features of the client?