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ONLINE DICOM VIEWER

Online DICOM Viewer: Zero-Footprint Web Viewing for Radiology

Open CT, MRI, X-ray, ultrasound and mammography studies in a web browser, with nothing to install, for diagnostic reading in the hospital or remote reporting from anywhere.

Standards & Compliance

DICOM 3.0 Native

Opens DICOM 3.0 studies natively, as stored in Pacslink PACS, from any DICOM-compliant modality.

Bi-directional HL7 Integration (Orders In, Signed Reports Out)

Orders arrive from your HMIS through the RIS over HL7, and the signed report goes back to the patient record.

PHC Record-Keeping Support

Individual accounts, role-based access and audit trails of who viewed each study, on a backed-up PACS archive.

Data Sovereignty & Encrypted Routing

Host the viewer and archive on-premise or hybrid; remote readers connect over HTTPS and encrypted connections.

The Punjab Healthcare Commission (PHC) licenses healthcare establishments, not software: these features support the records your facility keeps for its licence. Details: DICOM conformance, HL7 integration and data security.

DICOM Viewer

Every Study, in Any Authorised Browser

The Pacslink DICOM viewer is the zero-footprint web viewer built into Pacslink PACS. Radiologists and referring doctors open studies straight from a web browser: there is no software to install or update on each workstation, so a new reading room or a radiologist working from another city is ready as soon as they have an account.

It opens DICOM 3.0 studies from CT, MRI, X-ray, ultrasound and mammography modalities, and works with the RIS and HMIS over HL7, so the study a radiologist reads and the report they sign stay on the same patient record.

Key Features

What Pacslink DICOM Viewer Includes

Zero-footprint

Runs in the web browser with no installation, plug-in or local image copies on the workstation.

Multi-modality

CT, MRI, X-ray, ultrasound and mammography studies from any DICOM-compliant modality.

Diagnostic reading

Radiologists read studies from the worklist in the hospital reading room.

Teleradiology reporting

Remote radiologists read from any authorised location, with studies routed over encrypted connections.

Linked to RIS & HMIS

Studies open against the right order, and signed reports return to the patient record over HL7.

Secure access

Individual accounts, role-based access, HTTPS and audit trails of who viewed each study.

Workflow

How the Online DICOM Viewer Works

Sign in

The radiologist or doctor signs in from a web browser, in the hospital or remotely.

Select

They pick the study from their worklist or the patient record.

Read

The DICOM study opens in the browser, with no software installed.

Report

The signed report is saved in the RIS and returned to the patient record over HL7.

See DICOM Viewer on Your Own Workflow

Book a live demo with our Lahore team, or tell us about your sites and volumes and we will prepare a quote for your facility.

Standards & Security

DICOM Viewer: Standards, Guides & Proof

Guides & articles on DICOM Viewer

Preparing a tender or IT review? The Pacslink Trust Center collects our DICOM, HL7 and data security documentation.

Integrated Suite

FAQ

DICOM Viewer Questions

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A zero-footprint viewer runs entirely in the web browser, so nothing is installed on the workstation and no image copies are kept on it. Studies stay on the PACS server, and access is controlled by user accounts and roles.

It opens CT, MRI, X-ray, ultrasound and mammography studies from any DICOM-compliant modality stored in Pacslink PACS.

Yes. Authorised radiologists open the viewer from a web browser over HTTPS, and studies are routed to them over encrypted connections, which is how Pacslink cloud teleradiology provides remote and 24/7 reporting.

The viewer is part of Pacslink PACS, which works with the RIS and HMIS over HL7, so studies open against the right order and signed reports return to the patient record. Tell us about any existing systems during scoping and we will confirm how they connect.

Yes. With an on-premise deployment the viewer and the PACS archive run on servers in your hospital. Hybrid and cloud hosting are also available.