Top 25 Best Free Medical Imaging Software for Linux System
Computers have been playing a significant role in modern healthcare systems since their inception. Have you ever wondered how medical imaging like MRI or X-ray scan copies is implemented? Your computer utilizes a special kind of file schema for this purpose. The DICOM(Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) is an internationally recognized standard for storing and distributing such crucial medical documents. A high number of medical imaging software for Linux exists that makes it possible to view these documents easily on your Linux machine. Today, we’ll discuss the 25 best such software which can be used as modern Linux DICOM viewers.
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