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3D Medical Image Renderer.

MIDL 3D Renderer 3D is a high performance web tool for advanced visualization (both in 2D and 3D modes) medical volumetric data, provided in popular file formats: DICOM, NIfTI, KTX, HDR.

Description

  • ⚡️ MRI and CT scanning results can be viewed in any computer (inside the medical office and in the client home)
  • 💡 Qualified medical personnel can provide diagnosis or conclusion based on provided visualization.
  • 🌐 App can be used as a web application as a part of large websites and services
  • 🎓 Can be used by research institutes due to NIfTI, HDR, etc. file standards support
  • 🏥 Medical centers can create their clients database, based on this viewer.

Installation

It works as a standalone HTML5 web application. The latest version can be used with WebGL-enabled desktop browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Opera) and allows limited usage with mobile browsers (Android Chrome). Version for Safari (macOS, iOS) is planned for future.

npm install
npm run start

References

DICOM file format description can be found here and here. KTX file format details are listed in KTX. Popular DICOM loader framework: GDCM. Some JavaScript libraries to work with DICOM file format:

  1. dicomParser
  2. Daikon
  3. Xtk.

3D volumetric rendering idea in a few words

Three.js is used as some gateway to WebGL renderer. The current Three.js version does not support 3D textures, so we use tricky way to build 2D texture from initial 3D texture by linking 2D slices all together as a large tile map. This idea (with source codes) can be seen in project WebGL Volume Rendering.

Copyright: MID Lab, NCAI, COMSATS University Islamabad (CUI)

Demo: https://3drendering.netlify.app