Authors:

Serge Derhy *, Georg Meszaros **, Paul Bensaïd *, Marc Giwerc *, Rene Haddad *, Richard Tuil *, Charles Yana *.

* Service of Radiology, Clinical Bachaumont, 18 street Bachaumont, 75002 Paris.
** Institute for Information Processing and Computer Supported New Media, Graz University of Technology, Schieszstattgasse â, A-8010 Graz, Austria

Objectives:

To explain the principle of this standard, the way in which is arranged information and its in practice clinical utility, compared to the other formats of images.

Hardware used (software and hardware):

• Ten pages to format HTML,
• A software in Java: JDicomViewer (approximately 200 KiloOctets)
• Images DICOM.
• Any computer having a virtual machine java installed and as well as an Internet navigator.

Duration of the presentation:

Presentation in the shape of a document HTML of tens of pages.


Summary of the presentation:

The need for a specific format in clinical imagery is exposée.L' organization of the flow of bytes DICOM, coding and the decoding of the image, the compression of the data and the installation of a server of distributed images will be approached. Finally a programme of visualization of images DICOM makes it possible to show that it is possible to consider networks in which the decoder of images would be distributed at the same time as the same images they, allowing their visualization some is the type of computer used.