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Ioan Virag¹, Lăcrămioara Stoicu-Tivadar¹, Mihaela Crişan-Vida¹

¹Politehnica University of Timişoara/Automation and Computer Science Faculty, Timişoara, Romania.

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This study introduces a browser-based medical visualization system for collaborative medicine, enhancing medical image colorization and visualization for remote diagnosis and education. The open-source web technology ensures ubiquitous access across devices.

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Area of Science:

Medical Informatics
Web Technologies
Digital Health

Background:

Collaborative medicine requires accessible platforms for sharing medical data.
Current systems may lack ubiquity and cross-platform compatibility.
Medical image visualization is crucial for diagnosis and education.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a browser-based medical visualization system for collaborative medicine.
To focus on the medical image colorization process using open-source web technologies.
To improve medical image visualization for enhanced tissue density emphasis.

Main Methods:

Development of a browser-based application utilizing open-source web technologies.
Processing of Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) files.
Rendering processed images onto an HTML5 canvas element for visualization.

Main Results:

A functional medical visualization system accessible via web browsers.
Demonstrated improvement in medical image visualization, highlighting tissue densities.
Successful processing and rendering of DICOM images.

Conclusions:

Browser-based systems offer ubiquitous access for collaborative medical applications.
Open-source web technologies facilitate the development of accessible medical visualization tools.
The developed system enhances medical image analysis and supports remote collaboration.