This software can only be used as a reviewing or scientific software and cannot be used as a medical device for primary diagnostic or any other clinical practice.
U Dicom Viewer or UDV is a simple but functional DICOM viewer for any device with a web browser, it allows to open and view 2D medical images in a wide variety of DICOM formats.
- Integration of a sandbox file manager to handle easily files and subfolders. (1)
- Open zip archive from local and decompress it into sandbox file system.
- Open zip archive from URL and decompress it into sandbox file system.
- Open images from sandbox file system.
- Open DICOMDIR from sandbox file system.
- Open DICOMDIR file from local (2).
- Open multiple files from local folder (2).
- Open medical images in DICOM format from local and URL.
- Open images in JPEG or PNG format from local and URL.
- Export zip archive of images from sandbox file system.
- Window width and window center control for DICOM images.
- Zooming and panning images.
- Measurement tools with annotation field.
- Measurement tools for length, area and angle, elliptical, rectangle and Freehand ROI.
- Persistence of measurement tools. (3)
- Cine view with control functions for multiframe image.
- Displaying DICOM attributes of image.
- Multi-view support, it can open up to 16 different files (1x1 to 4x4 grid).
- Basic 2D Multiplanar Reconstruction (MPR), this allows to reconstruct images in orthogonal planes (coronal, sagittal, axial).
- Reference Lines, this allows to determine the intersection point when browsing series with different image planes.
- Link Series, this allows to syncronized scroll with different series on same slice location.
- Browser to explorer series and images.
- Histogram window.
- Save DICOM attributes as JSON or CSV file.
- Save screenshot in JPEG or PNG format into local or sandbox file system.
(1) Stored in IndexedDB, the client-side database of web browser.
(2) This feature is not present in mobile browser because the webkitdirectory attribute is not yet supported (for detail see caniuse.com/#feat=input-file-directory).
(3) Stored in IndexedDB. In the database every measurement is associated with SOP Instance UID tag.
UDV uses:
- Cornerstone Core, complete web based medical imaging platform.
- CornerstoneTools, library of common tools that can be used with Cornerstone.
- webnamics/CornerstoneWADOImageLoader, Cornerstone Image Loader that works with WADO-URI, WADO-RS and DICOM P10 files. A fork that allow to load image from ArrayBuffer.
- CornerstoneWebImageLoader, Cornerstone Image Loader that works with PNG and JPEG files.
- CornerstoneFileImageLoader, Cornerstone Image Loader for images (JPG, PNG) using the HTML5 File API.
- dicomParser, JavaScript library designed to parse DICOM for web browsers.
- Daikon, pure JavaScript DICOM reader.
As well as the following third-party libraries:
- Dexie.js, wrapper library for indexedDB - the standard database in the browser.
- react-device-detect, detect device, and render view according to detected device type.
- Material-UI, React components for faster and easier web development. Build your own design system, or start with Material Design.
- hammer.js, JavaScript library for detecting touch gestures.
- axios, Promise based HTTP client for the browser and node.js.
- JSZip, Create, read and edit .zip files with Javascript.
- React-Perfect-Scrollbar, Wrapper to allow use perfect-scrollbar in React.
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