Tag Archives: JavaScript

Extracting an Image from a DICOM file

Posted on 2022-03-08 by Gabriel Smith

When dealing with DICOM files, there are times when you need to include an image in a report or provide images to a patient so they can view the data without needing a DICOM-specific application. Thankfully, the LEADTOOLS Medical SDK … Continue reading →

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LEADTOOLS Document Viewer for Angular, Express and Electron JavaScript Frameworks

Posted on 2018-08-02 by Greg

JavaScript frameworks. Love them, hate them, or die on a digital hill proclaiming the wonders of the newest and most cleverly named prefix to “JS,” they all just boil down to something to help you build a web application. Thankfully, … Continue reading →

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LEAD to Showcase Upcoming LEADTOOLS Version 20 at RSNA

Posted on 2017-10-16 by Katie

As always, LEAD will be exhibiting this year at the RSNA Annual Meeting in Chicago. The theme of RSNA 2017, Explore. Invent. Transform, invites attendees to investigate and advance radiology through innovation as a means of creating positive impact on … Continue reading →

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Document Composer Video: Building a Document from Multiple Files

Posted on 2017-06-26 by Greg

Recently, we released a huge update to Version 19 which included a new Document Composer. We already wrote about its amazing features, simple interface, and seamless integration with the Document Viewer, and now you can also watch this video to … Continue reading →

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Building a Document from Multiple Files with the new LEADTOOLS Document Composer

Posted on 2017-03-28 by Greg

As a part of the recent Version 19 updates, we added a new virtual document feature to the Document Viewer. The LEADTOOLS Document Composer interface makes it easy to compose a virtual document on the fly from any number of … Continue reading →

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