With the recent release of V23, we showcased LEADTOOLS’ innovation by continuing to modernize our technology to align with current standards, enhance functionality, improve performance, and meet evolving user needs. Included in V23 is our new React Medical Web Viewer which gives developers the freedom to integrate individual features of the demo or the entire feature-set within their applications depending on your unique use-cases and needs.

Have you downloaded the latest evaluation of LEADTOOLS yet? There is no better time than now, as we recently introduced a lot of exciting new features in our update to LEADTOOLS V22!

In a previous post, we took a deep-dive into the NEW LEADTOOLS eSignature technology that is ready to use within our Document Viewer. Today we're going to spotlight some important additions to our Medical toolkit including new methods for loading DICOM files to the Medical Web Viewer control that use inputs defined by the DICOM Specification. The Control properties, Pixel Data and JSON, as well as the events, Load Metadata and Load Instance, connect the front and back-end of the application using the WADO (Web Access to DICOM Object) standard.

Adding notes, arrows, measurements, shapes, and other annotations to DICOM files for storage is extremely important when it comes to the health care industry. LEADTOOLS offers a number of methods to manipulate DICOM graphic and text annotations.

In the "Add and Save DICOM Annotations" blog, we walked through a few of the methods LEADTOOLS offers to manipulate DICOM graphic and text annotations. In this post, we will show how to set up DICOM image flags, edit and change the settings used to create DICOM annotations, and set up the presentation state identification.

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 makes it easy for you to create an application to extract an image from a DICOM file.