Are there any DICOM viewer apps for PCLinuxOS, please?

[Neal ManBear]

Part of the problem may be that those with the ability to write the code are already busy writing code and can't get to it yet. Something like this would take a skilled coder, I think. It is, IMO, important that such apps be written by the more skilled coders.

For Linux searches, use  http://www.google.com/linux

You won't get windows sites usually with it.

[vc]

Part of the problem may be that those with the ability to write the code are already busy writing code and can't get to it yet. Something like this would take a skilled coder, I think. It is, IMO, important that such apps be written by the more skilled coders.

I agree.

For Linux searches, use  http://www.google.com/linux

You won't get windows sites usually with it.

Ah!  Thank you for that tip, Neal - it may be very useful indeed, to both myself and others.

[Neal ManBear]

There is a solution. We just need to find it.

[vc]

I suppose then I shall have to continue being... 'patient'.

[Neal ManBear]

I suppose then I shall have to continue being... 'patient'.

     

[vc]

I think I should go and take my meds now....

[pinoc]

IrfanView can read Dicom images via the extra plugins packages. I have added those already to the next FullMonty2010.08 scheduled for mid August. 
-p.

[vc]

IrfanView can read Dicom images via the extra plugins packages. I have added those already to the next FullMonty2010.08 scheduled for mid August. 
-p.

Thank you, pinoc.  Do you know if it reads them as individual slice images, as ImageMagick does, or would it be capable of going a bit further, I wonder?

[djohnston]

That particular plugin just says this:

2. iv_formats.zip. Contains these PlugIns: Awd, B3d, Crw, CADImage, Dicom, DjVu, EaFsh, Ecw, Exr, Flash, Formats, Fpx, Hdp, Ics, ImPDF, JPEG2000, Jpeg_LS, Jpm, Kdc, Ldf, LogoManager, Lwf, Mng, Mrc, MrSID, PhotoCD, PNGOUT, Postscript, RIOT, Sff, Wbz, Wsq, Vtf.

http://www.irfanview.com/plugins.htm

There is no detailed explanation.

[vc]

That particular plugin just says this:

2. iv_formats.zip. Contains these PlugIns: Awd, B3d, Crw, CADImage, Dicom, DjVu, EaFsh, Ecw, Exr, Flash, Formats, Fpx, Hdp, Ics, ImPDF, JPEG2000, Jpeg_LS, Jpm, Kdc, Ldf, LogoManager, Lwf, Mng, Mrc, MrSID, PhotoCD, PNGOUT, Postscript, RIOT, Sff, Wbz, Wsq, Vtf.

http://www.irfanview.com/plugins.htm

There is no detailed explanation.

Ah.  Well, then; it either does, or it doesn't... I suppose we must wait and see.  Thank you, djohnston.

[pinoc]

unfortunately IrfanView does not render my sample dicom-data correctly, not even the M$-version 
Will investigate further and report back if I find something useful.
-p.

[DBobb]

www.xrfiles.com

That might work through Wine

[djohnston]

www.xrfiles.com

That might work through Wine

Hmmm... If they're also storing any of that data you're uploading, that would be a big privacy concern.

[DBobb]

Yes, as far as I know -- the files are saved on the server, and you can share them with other, selected, parties. Like for collaboration. But yes, privacy concern.

[pinoc]

update: maik3531 has packaged aeskulap, and first tests look good, so let's hope to see it in the repo soon.
A big thanks again to maik3531 for taking the time to get it working! 
-p.