Nothing to install
A browser and a login are the whole requirement. New workstations, a consultant's laptop or a ward tablet are ready immediately, and there is no client software to patch.
DICOM WEB VIEWER · BANGLADESH
Zero-Footprint DICOM Web Viewer for Hospitals in Bangladesh
A DICOM viewer decides how quickly a radiologist can read and how easily a referring doctor can see the images behind a report. EMSL's viewer runs entirely in the browser: no client software to install or update, nothing to license per workstation, and the same address works in the reading room, on the ward and at a radiologist's home. It reads from the EMSL archive over DICOMweb and is in daily use in hospitals and diagnostic centres across Bangladesh.
Designed forRadiologists, referring clinicians and hospital IT teams
Supported standards
DICOMwebWADO-RSQIDO-RSSTOW-RSDICOM
The viewer reads and writes through standard DICOMweb services.
CAPABILITIES
What the VIEWER platform does
Explore the core capabilities, then see how they fit into everyday work.
- ✓Hanging protocols per modality and body part, so studies open the way each radiologist reads them
- ✓Window and level presets, zoom, pan, and cine for multi-frame series
- ✓MPR and MIP reconstructions for CT and MRI
- ✓Measurements — length, angle, region of interest and Hounsfield values — plus annotations
- ✓Key images and comparison of prior studies side by side
- ✓Opens from the EMR, HIS and RIS by link, so referring doctors see images without leaving the chart
- ✓Remote reading for teleradiology over encrypted connections
- ✓Role-based access with every view logged
Built around your daily work
Diagnostic and review in one viewer
Radiologists read with the full toolset on calibrated displays; referring physicians open the same study on an ordinary monitor or tablet to see the key images.
Prior studies, side by side
Earlier examinations of the same patient are listed with the current one and open alongside it for comparison.
Built on DICOMweb
The viewer talks to the archive through QIDO-RS, WADO-RS and STOW-RS over HTTPS, so images stream compressed and load as they are needed.
PLAN YOUR PROJECT
Start with your workflow.
A useful evaluation starts with the people, systems and handoffs in your organisation. Use these points to shape the conversation.
YOUR VIEWER DISCUSSION CHECKLIST
Bring the details that matter.
- Identify diagnostic reading and clinical review use cases.
- List workstations, displays, browsers and remote locations.
- Confirm your archive and how studies should open from the patient chart.
Walk through a real scenario
Choose a typical day in your department. Follow each handoff in the demo and check what each team needs to see or do.
Confirm the fit
Review existing systems, required interfaces, access roles and reporting needs. Agree what needs configuration or further validation.
Define the rollout
Discuss deployment, data migration, staff training and support. Agree the scope and acceptance checks before setting a go-live plan.
FAQ
A few things you may want to know.
Common questions about VIEWER, integration and day-to-day use.
Have a different question?Is a browser viewer suitable for primary diagnosis?
The viewer provides the diagnostic toolset — hanging protocols, MPR and MIP, calibrated measurements, window and level presets — and radiologists read on calibrated medical displays. Referring physicians review on ordinary monitors and tablets.
Which browsers and devices are supported?
Current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS and Android.
Does it work on slow connections?
Studies are transferred compressed over DICOMweb and images load as they are needed, so review over ordinary broadband and mobile connections is practical. Full diagnostic reading is fastest on the hospital LAN or a good broadband link.
Can it be launched from our HIS or EMR?
Yes. A study opens from a link, so any HIS, EMR or RIS that can store a URL can launch the viewer for the right patient and study.