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dcm4che is an implementation of DICOM and IHE actors in Java. Homepage: http://www.dcm4che.org, Google Group: http://groups.google.com/group/dcm4che?hl=en, Wiki: http://www.dcm4che.org/confluence, Issue Tracking: http://www.dcm4che.org/jira

HIStream is a clinical decision support system designed to operate on data streams. Rules can be specified using (fuzzy) logic formulas with temporal extensions (e.g. creatinine level high at least 3 days after surgery). All incoming clinical data can be stored in an integrated data warehouse (using postgresql). Additionally, incoming data can be forwarded to the clinical data warehouse project i2b2. THIS PROJECT IS CURRENTLY IN DEVELOPMENT. FIRST BETA RELEASE WILL BE PUBLISHED JUNE 2015.

The dcmrelay is a set of utilities to relay dicom images or studies from dicom compliant modalities to different remote destinations where those images are needed for teleradiology, diagnosis or archive purposes. It mediates and anonymize images.

Taverna is *no longer* hosted on SourceForge, but has moved to the Apache Software Foundation: https://taverna.apache.org These pages and mailing list archives are provided for *archival purposes* for older Taverna 1.x releases. See https://taverna.apache.org/download/ for the latest releases from Apache Taverna.

RefertoPronto web application allows out patients to download their radiology reports and images from the web without having to return to hospital.

Xebra is an open source, cross-platform, thin client and server for web-based distribution and clinical review of medical imaging results. Xebra is based on the latest open industry standards including JPEG2000, WADO and IHE XDS-I.

A Medical Information System (MIS) Application Server based on Web Services and J2EE and administrative tools (Plugins for Eclipse,...)

Healthcare Xchange Protocol for interoperative communications. Data exchange/transfer, platform independent,XML-RPC, HL7, SOAP, EDIFACT, simple,easy, authenticated, secure, transparent, no geo-restrictions, open sourced, peer reviewed, collab development

Computer Controlled Optical Microscopy is a package to enable camera equipped microscopes to generate multi-modal time-lapse image sequences of 3D volumes. This is achieved by periodically changing optical settings, xyz positions and acquiring images.

Our target is to make modules for blood glucose meters and to make them usable for other projects which are creating Diabetes related software.

Implementation of exact CT reconstruction algorithm on CBEA (Cell Broadband Engine Architecture)