ImageGear Medical allows you to read and write DICOM images of various modalities, transfer syntaxes and bit depths. ImageGear Medical enables developers to create cutting-edge medical imaging solutions on Windows and Linux platforms with speed and ease. With this comprehensive medical imaging SDK you can quickly design powerful applications to read, write, display, and convert medical images and documents into DICOM files as well as integrate DICOM waveforms and overlays, grayscale LUT, and more. ImageGear Medical imaging SDK provides support for over 100 image formats, including uncompressed, RLE, JPEG, JPEG 2000 and more.
Updates in V17
- New WPF & Silverlight Features
Enriched User Experience through Image Display and Annotation - Create DICOM applications with rich user interfaces. Robust annotation controls allow you to build collaborative interfaces into your applications, enabling new workflow solutions - New Assembly Structure
Enablement of Smaller Application Size upon Deployment - Deploy using smaller assemblies that only include those major features required by your application. This reduces the overall size of applications built with ImageGear, saving time and disk space as they are distributed and installed by end users.
About Accusoft Pegasus
Founded in 1991 under the corporate name Pegasus Imaging, and headquartered in Tampa, Florida, Accusoft Pegasus is now repositioned to be the largest single source provider of imaging software development kits (SDKs) and image viewers, as measured by estimated market share and product offerings. Today the combined Accusoft Pegasus, with its wide suite of products, deep R&D and generous customer focus, is the imaging SDK leader. Imaging technology solutions include barcode, compression, DICOM, editing, forms processing, OCR, PDF, scanning, video and viewing. Technology is delivered for Microsoft .NET, ActiveX, Silverlight, AJAX, ASP.NET, Windows Workflow and Java environments. Multiple 32-bit and 64-bit platforms are supported, including Windows, Windows Mobile, Linux, Sun Solaris, Mac OSX, and IBM AIX.
