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Introduction

The Leadtools.Medical.Workstation.Client assembly is a component of the LEADTOOLS Medical Workstation Viewer.  It uses the data access objects to Query the local database, retrieve DICOM instances from the local database, and store DICOM instances to the local database.  This component uses the high-level PACS framework to Query/Retrieve from remote servers, and store images to remote servers.

The PACS Framework is a framework for easily creating DICOM-based servers.  The framework consists of a Windows Service (Leadtools.Dicom.Service.exe) that implements a user-defined DICOM service.  The Windows Service provides the following features:

This framework allows the developer to quickly develop scalable full featured PACS (i.e. Windows Service, Association and secure communications, debug and audit log).  It also allows the developer to organize DICOM services into different processes (i.e. LAN vs. WAN, secure vs. unsecure, HIS/RIS vs. PACS Archive).

The PACS Framework exposes specific interfaces that allow AddIns to implement additional functionality for the server.  With AddIns you can:

The LEADTOOLS Medical Workstation Viewer is an end-user like application with functionality comparable to many DICOM viewers used today in the health care industry.  It can be used without modification by medical professionals, by device manufacturers (as a Modality Workstation viewer), research facilities, or anyone that has a need for viewing DICOM images.  The source code is provided for easy customization and branding.  The workstation is built on LEADTOOLS PACS Framework components, and supports:

 

For more information, refer to:

Getting Started

Assembly Overview

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See Also

Leadtools.Medical.Workstation.Client requires a Medical toolkit license and unlock key. For more information, refer to: Imaging Pro/Document/Medical Features