Medical Image quality

Pacs · Post by **Pacs** » Mon Aug 08, 2005 3:52 pm

Hi All,

I am not a doctor or working for a hospital, so I don't know if the images viewed on PacsOne are good enought for the doctors? I did a comparison between Pacsone and Merge's Efilm... It seems like Efilm is a little better...

So, in the real world, what the doctors expect? Should I need a PacsOne for admin works and Efilm for viewing?

Best regards,
Pacs

Post by **pacsone** » Mon Aug 08, 2005 5:27 pm

If you check PacsOne Server's Dicom conformance statement, PacsOne is intended to be a server application as opposed to a viewer like eFilm, and because the images are presented through a browser/applet, the image processing functionalities are not advanced as those offered by stand-alone image viewers.

Most PacsOne Server users run separate image viewing software (e.g., eFilm, RadWorks, etc.) on stand-alone diagnostics viewing workstations with specialized display hardware (3-5 megapixels monitors, etc.), which are more suited for presentation of the images. From these diagnostics workstations, users can query/retrieve/download images from PacsOne, view the images on the specialized display hardware, and/or send them back to PacsOne after processing.

Pacs · Post by **Pacs** » Mon Aug 08, 2005 9:23 pm

Thanks very much Pacs Admin...

Very clear now...

Pacs

yearmore · Post by **yearmore** » Thu Mar 06, 2014 3:59 am

how about this medical image viewer, will it be able to display and view dicom image just like you said. i am a doctor and looking for a standalone dicom image application. any help would be appreciated.

Post by **pacsone** » Thu Mar 06, 2014 4:02 pm

PacsOne Server supports any Dicom-compliant image viewer, and you can find many free/open-source Dicom image viewers by Googling the web, or you can start from the sample list below:

http://www.cabiatl.com/mricro/dicom/index.html#links