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dicomweb-pacs

v1.6.0

Published

A self contained easy to use PACS with DICOMWEB and DIMSE service support

Downloads

147

Readme

dicomweb-pacs

An easy to use PACS with DICOMWEB and DIMSE service support

Description

  • A nodejs tool to easily spawn a PACS server including DICOM viewer connected via DICOMWEB (QIDO-RS and WADO-RS).
  • Comes preinstalled with the popular OHIF DICOM Web Viewer (version 3.8.0).
  • Supports OHIF MPR (vtk.js) feature for viewing volumetric datasets
  • multithreaded
  • sqlite backend

No need for a server, try the standalone desktop edition.

Prerequisite

  • nodejs 12 or newer

Setup Instructions - npm

  • install in empty directory:
    npm init -y
    npm install dicomweb-pacs

  • update config file located in:
    ./node_modules/dicomweb-pacs/config

  • start pacs:
    npx dicomweb-pacs

Setup Instructions - source

  • clone repository and install dependencies
    npm install

  • update config file located in:
    ./config

  • run:
    npm start

  • import DICOM images: use any c-store-scu to push to internal store-scp
    (AET: DICOMWEB_PACS port: 8888)

  • (or use internal store-scu): put DICOM into import directory and run
    npm run import (server needs to be running)

  • open webbrowser and start viewing
    http://localhost:5001

What to modify

  • (optional) change our port or AET

      config.source = {
        aet: "OUR_AET",
        ip: "OUR_IP",
        port: "OUR_PORT"
      };
  • add peers to your PACS

      config.peers = [
      {
        aet: "PEER_AET",
        ip: "PEER_IP",
        port: "PEER_PORT"
      }];
  • update webserver port:
    config.webserverPort = 5001;

License

MIT