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Hi ALL
I have 4 ultrasound machine and I want to view their images from my PC, How could I do it?
I appreciate your help?

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Welcome to the forum, Fadhl. smile

You might need to offer a bit more information here.

1) Which machines do you have?
2) What connections are available?
3) Are you thinking of downloading captured (still or video) stored images?
4) Or are you interested in viewing (moving) images in real time (remotely, perhaps)?

... stuff like that.

Also, how much progress have you made so far? Are you able to catalogue the files held on the ultrasound units' hard-drives, for instance? think

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Hai, i also think how to transfer philips ultrasound machine to workstation computer to keep and view image. hope brother can help. thanks

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There are free DICOM viewers available, search for one of these and transfer your images via DICOM.
Robert

"Google is your friend" to repeat someone favourite phrase


My spelling is not bad. I am typing this on a Medigenic keyboard and I blame that for all my typos.
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Yes, indeed it is (or at least can be)! smile

@hc:- but ... which ultrasound machine? What is the native format? NTSC (or PAL)? Can we assume the usual generous array of possible video outputs?

There are more ways than one to skin a cat (to coin a phrase), but you are lucky to be in Singapore, where the local markets will no doubt be over-flowing with interesting kit like DVD recorders (with HD drives), for example, which you may wish to consider using.

Depending on the format you want to play with (er, I mean view the images under) ... you may need to think about stuff like this.

Be sure to come back with more information! smile

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Rojo and Geoff Hannis, Many Thanks
i could like to find free dicom images management system, like GE echoPAC. i has try search but very difficult to find dicom management system with FOC. Anyone here willing recommend good dicom management system with low cost or free-of-charge. thanks


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