International Medical Solutions, Inc.

Other

Vernon Colaco

Vittorio Accomazzi

A method for viewing pathology images in a web browser is provided. The method includes obtaining a pathology image in a first format, converting the pathology image into a pyramid representation file comprising images grouped into a plurality of levels, wherein the images in the different plurality of levels correspond to portions of the pathology image at a same or different degrees of resolution, and wherein the images are in the first format, storing the pyramid representation file in the first memory, receiving a request from a user to view the pathology image at a specified resolution, loading one or more images from at least one of the plurality of levels corresponding to the specified resolution, wherein the one or more images are in the first format and wherein the one or more images are loaded into a web browser coupled with the first memory, converting the images into a second format such that the images' degrees of resolution are maintained, and storing the images in the second format in a second memory.

Methods and systems for the efficient acquisition, conversion, and display of pathology images

Systems for delivering one or more studies, where each of the one or more studies has a series of digital images associated with only one person and generated by an imaging modality, is disclosed. The systems include a syncing application that is configured to execute within a local area network and that is in data communication with imaging modalities and/or computing devices configured to display images generated by each of the imaging modalities. The systems also include a server adapted to be external to the local area network and in data communication with the syncing application and a client-side viewing application installed on one or more of the computing devices. The client-side viewing application is configured to acquire the studies, including unrendered data representative of the digital images of the series, locally render the unrendered data, and enable a user to manipulate the digital images.

Systems and methods for integrating neural network image analyses into medical image viewing applications

A method of training neural networks using digital images is disclosed. Each of the digital images is associated with an imaging modality, an anatomy of a person, a diagnosis of the person, an age of the person, a gender of the person, data indicative of contouring, an aggregated score, or a property of the anatomy of the person. In the method, a client side viewing application receives the digital images, receives a modification of one of the digital images, and transmits the modified digital image to a server. The server selects a neural network to train based on the digital image, trains the selected neural network, receives a request to apply one of the neural networks to another set of digital images, and selects a neural network to apply. The neural network is applied to the other set of digital images and generates a graphical, audio, alphanumeric text, or video result.

Methods and systems for dynamically training and applying neural network analyses to medical images

A system for electronically receiving, modifying and distributing three-dimensional medical images is disclosed. An image viewer application receives data representative of the three-dimensional image in a first state, reconstructs the data representative of the three-dimensional image in the first state to form two-dimensional image slices, displays the two-dimensional image slices, provides a user with options to modify the two-dimensional image slices, receives input from the user to visually modify the two-dimensional image slices, visually modifies the two-dimensional image slices, in response to the received input, to form visual modifications to the two-dimensional image slices, forms a data object referencing pixel data representative of the visual modifications, where the data object has public tags associated therewith, generates at least one private tag having data descriptive of the visual modifications, associates the private tag with the data object, and transmits the data object to a server configured to receive the data object from the image viewer application.

Methods and systems for electronically receiving, modifying and distributing three-dimensional medical images

Methods and systems for syncing medical images across one or more networks and devices

A system and method for processing large image files using HTML 5 employed by Web Browsers for efficiently process multiple images from the same or different sets of images by one or more client-side users contemporaneously, where the system includes a file server for storing native, processed, or partially processed, image files and meta data associated with the image files, a Web Viewer Cache for dynamic storage of such files and meta data such, a plurality of dedicated Web Servers to perform some or all of the image processing functionality, and a load balancer server dedicated to interfacing with one or more Web Browsers from client-side computers to direct, distribute and manage image retrieval and processing by the dedicated Web Servers regardless of whether a pre-fetch image processing request or a real-time image processing request has been made by the client-side computer users.

Web server for storing large files

A method facilitates viewing of DICOM medical images by providing a 16-bit DICOM image on a computer readable storage medium, text-converted metadata of the DICOM image and an html-compatible conversion of the DICOM pixel data on a computer readable storage medium. Pixel data of the DICOM image is converted by dividing the 16-bit image into two 8-bit color channels stored in an image referenced by a web page using a uniform resource locator. The two 8-bit color channels are later reassembled within a portable web browser according to instructions set forth in computer readable program code associated with the web page.

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