how to display a dicom multiframe image using java

We are using dcm4chee to store to store XA images ( angiographic
images) ,
very successfully. ( diferentes encodings, even dicom-jpeg2000)

Our problem is to develop a software in JAVA that can dysplay this
multiframe- images

We have tried without succes. Perhaps we are doing the wrong thing??

This java based viewer is for use in a public hospital n Brazil , and
we need very much a piece of code to decode multiframe images. (
regardless the encoding just a piece of code about how to decode and
dysplay multiframe-images of any nature)


Could you be so kind to point out what can we do about it ?

Perhaps anyone can explain ( by a source example in java how to decode
a
multiframe dicom image).

Thanks a lot

Hi there,

We have developed an XA viewer in C++. We even have a free light
version, check: [url]http://www.charruasoft.com/en/products/angiovista.htm[/url]

If I can be of some help, don't doubt to contact me.
We are localized in Montevideo, Uruguay.

Regards,
Rafael Sanguinetti
CharruaSoft.com

[email]tecbra_engineer@gmail.com[/email] ha escrito:
[color=blue]
> We are using dcm4chee to store to store XA images ( angiographic
> images) ,
> very successfully. ( diferentes encodings, even dicom-jpeg2000)
>
> Our problem is to develop a software in JAVA that can dysplay this
> multiframe- images
>
> We have tried without succes. Perhaps we are doing the wrong thing??
>
> This java based viewer is for use in a public hospital n Brazil , and
> we need very much a piece of code to decode multiframe images. (
> regardless the encoding just a piece of code about how to decode and
> dysplay multiframe-images of any nature)
>
>
> Could you be so kind to point out what can we do about it ?
>
> Perhaps anyone can explain ( by a source example in java how to decode
> a
> multiframe dicom image).
>
> Thanks a lot[/color]

Hello Dear Compañero,

Thanks for your kind answer we already know your software and your
solutions.But here we have a different proposal.

We are joining efforts to build an open source application to be used
and replicated in Public Hospitals, which the main interest is to offer
an open implementation to the community rather than a proprietary one.

Anyway, thanks a lot for interest and we invite you to give some kind
of technical contribution regarding the display of multi-frame dicom
images.

Specifically a piece of code ( just an example ) about how to display
such images.

Thanks all


[email]rafa_sanguinetti@hotmail.com[/email] escreveu:[color=blue]
> Hi there,
>
> We have developed an XA viewer in C++. We even have a free light
> version, check: [url]http://www.charruasoft.com/en/products/angiovista.htm[/url]
>
> If I can be of some help, don't doubt to contact me.
> We are localized in Montevideo, Uruguay.
>
> Regards,
> Rafael Sanguinetti
> CharruaSoft.com
>
> [email]tecbra_engineer@gmail.com[/email] ha escrito:
>[color=green]
> > We are using dcm4chee to store to store XA images ( angiographic
> > images) ,
> > very successfully. ( diferentes encodings, even dicom-jpeg2000)
> >
> > Our problem is to develop a software in JAVA that can dysplay this
> > multiframe- images
> >
> > We have tried without succes. Perhaps we are doing the wrong thing??
> >
> > This java based viewer is for use in a public hospital n Brazil , and
> > we need very much a piece of code to decode multiframe images. (
> > regardless the encoding just a piece of code about how to decode and
> > dysplay multiframe-images of any nature)
> >
> >
> > Could you be so kind to point out what can we do about it ?
> >
> > Perhaps anyone can explain ( by a source example in java how to decode
> > a
> > multiframe dicom image).
> >
> > Thanks a lot[/color][/color]

[email]tecbra_engineer@gmail.com[/email] wrote:[color=blue]
> Hello Dear Compañero,
>
> Thanks for your kind answer we already know your software and your
> solutions.But here we have a different proposal.
>
> We are joining efforts to build an open source application to be used
> and replicated in Public Hospitals, which the main interest is to offer
> an open implementation to the community rather than a proprietary one.
>
> Anyway, thanks a lot for interest and we invite you to give some kind
> of technical contribution regarding the display of multi-frame dicom
> images.
>
> Specifically a piece of code ( just an example ) about how to display
> such images.[/color]

tecbra_engineer,

You understand this is a newsgroup to talk about DICOM? My
understanding is that you are facing an issue using Java, right ? There
are plenty of toolkit to display 3D images, and there are multiple
solutions (light box, volume rendering, MIP ...). I would think you'll
find more usefull answers in a Java newsgroup.
If I am wrong and this is indeed a DICOM issue, please refine the
problem you are facing.

Thanks,
Mathieu
Ps: We have integrated GDCM (the DICOM lib) with VTK (a viz toolkit)
for example...

Don't think Java is fast enough to handle XA cine in real time. This
is why I use C++.
I understand your concern about propietary code. But we developers have
to make a living! ;-)

If someone is willing to sponsor the development of an XA viewer I am
willing to do it open source...

Regards, Rafael Sanguinetti
CharruaSoft.com


Mathieu Malaterre ha escrito:
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> [email]tecbra_engineer@gmail.com[/email] wrote:[color=green]
> > Hello Dear Compañero,
> >
> > Thanks for your kind answer we already know your software and your
> > solutions.But here we have a different proposal.
> >
> > We are joining efforts to build an open source application to be used
> > and replicated in Public Hospitals, which the main interest is to offer
> > an open implementation to the community rather than a proprietary one.
> >
> > Anyway, thanks a lot for interest and we invite you to give some kind
> > of technical contribution regarding the display of multi-frame dicom
> > images.
> >
> > Specifically a piece of code ( just an example ) about how to display
> > such images.[/color]
>
> tecbra_engineer,
>
> You understand this is a newsgroup to talk about DICOM? My
> understanding is that you are facing an issue using Java, right ? There
> are plenty of toolkit to display 3D images, and there are multiple
> solutions (light box, volume rendering, MIP ...). I would think you'll
> find more usefull answers in a Java newsgroup.
> If I am wrong and this is indeed a DICOM issue, please refine the
> problem you are facing.
>
> Thanks,
> Mathieu
> Ps: We have integrated GDCM (the DICOM lib) with VTK (a viz toolkit)
> for example...[/color]

i hope you can use both dcm4che.jar and dcm4che-imageio-rle-2.0.12.jar
or download this jar.there is an example which opens multiframe images.
I m also creating a dicom viewer in java which can open multiframe images.
thanks:o