Saga DICOM ViewerSaga IT
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About
Saga DICOM Viewer is a free, browser-based DICOM viewer for opening .dcm files without installing software. Drag a file or a study folder into the page and the images render locally; nothing is uploaded and no account is needed. It runs on Mac, Windows, Chromebook and Linux in any current browser.
Built on the open-source OHIF v3 platform with a Saga shell. Alongside image review (scroll, window/level, pan/zoom and basic measurements), it includes a DICOM tag browser and tag editor with VR-aware validation and save-as, a conformance validator that checks loaded files against the NEMA PS3 standard and links each issue to its spec section, and a launcher for opening public studies from the OHIF demo dataset or NCI Imaging Data Commons, or connecting to a DICOMweb server.
For integration engineers, researchers, students and clinicians who need to open or check a DICOM file quickly. Not for diagnostic use. Made by Saga IT, a healthcare IT consulting and software firm.
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VolView is an open source radiological viewer developed for clinical professionals, offering interactive, cinematic volume rendering to visualize DICOM data in 3D. Running directly in your web browser without the need for installation, it ensures data remains securely on your machine. VolView supports drag-and-drop functionality for DICOM files and provides high-quality, interactive 3D cinematic volume renderings. Users can choose from various coloring presets, adjust lighting and transparency, crop images, and interact with 3D data to gain deeper insights. The application includes standard 2D and 3D controls, measurement tools, and annotation features, with ongoing additions based on user feedback. As a local web application, VolView utilizes your machine's CPU, GPU, and disk resources for data processing and visualization, eliminating the need for servers or cloud services. Being open source, it is freely accessible to clinicians.
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Integration engineers, radiology and PACS teams, medical imaging researchers, medical students, and clinicians who need to open or inspect DICOM (.dcm) files in a browser without installing software.
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Clinical professionals in search of a browser-based tool for advanced 3D visualization and analysis of medical imaging data
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Company InformationSaga IT
Founded: 2016
United States
saga-it.com
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Company InformationKitware
Founded: 1998
United States
volview.kitware.com
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