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Orthanc for Education

This is a dashboard to manage medical images for pedagogical usage. It is also compatible with anatomopathology images.

This development was partially funded by the Virtual Hospital Grant at Louvain School of Engineering (EPL). The platform is built on the top of Orthanc, a free and open-source ecosystem for medical imaging that is developed at UCLouvain.

References:

Orthanc, free and open-source ecosystem for medical imaging.
Technical documentation about the education plugin.
Technical documentation about the whole-slide imaging plugin for Orthanc.

Management of the projects

Edit projects

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Management of the images

Filter by project:

Filter on description:

Viewer:

Edit images

Content of the projects

Select project:

Project description:

Label for Orthanc Explorer:

Access by instructors and learners:

Add an image to the project:

Viewer to be used:

Filter on description:

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DICOM-ization of images

Type of DICOM-ization:

File to upload:

Background color:

Imaged volume size for scale:

Autodetect (if not available, defaults to an imaged width of 15mm)

Imaged width (in mm):

Advanced options:

Force OpenSlide (slower, use if import does not succeed)

Reconstruct pyramid (better, but may result in larger files)

Status of the DICOM-izations

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Orthanc for Education

Management of the projects

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Management of the images

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Content of the projects

DICOM-ization of images

Status of the DICOM-izations

Settings

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Create project

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Parameters of the project

Edit list of instructors

Edit list of learners

Link image with a project