Abstract
A typical teleradiology system consists of four sub-systems: (1) image acquisition, (2) image transmission, (3) image viewing, and (4) teleconferencing. An image viewing and processing tool is a very important part of the system. A successful teleradiology system would require an effective image display and processing tool based on a standard user friendly GUI. DICOM 3.0 defines vender independent data formats and data transfers for digital medical images. It has been widely supported by industry since the first draft of DICOM 3.0 standard. In this paper, we present a DICOM 3.0 image display and processing tool for teleradiology and teleconsulting. The system provides the user a flexible image display format and a powerful set of image processing tools. A DICOM panel displays the grouped information of patient, study, result, and acquisition setting. This display and processing tool is designed for both clinical and research use.
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