DICOM
VIDEO VIEWER

The DICOM Video Viewer supports all DICOM video formats. Search, view & analyze medical videos from surgical video cameras, microscopes, endoscopes, ophthalmology devices and other medical video sources. The DICOM Video Viewer module is integrated into the MedDream DICOM Viewer.

Universal DICOM Video Viewer

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DICOM Video Viewer

MedDream DICOM Video Viewer proposes the possibility to search, review and analyze medical videos from ophthalmology devices, microscopes, endoscopes, surgical video cameras, arthroscopes, echoscopes and other medical video sources. The DICOM Video Viewer is integrated into the MedDream DICOM Viewer, allowing the use of PACS as a medical video archive.

WORKFLOW WITH DICOM VIDEO VIEWER

MedDream Dicom Viewer Medical Video

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    DICOM Video Viewer FAQ's

    Best DICOM viewer for surgery?

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    MedDream’s DICOM Video Viewer module supports surgical video from endoscopes, arthroscopes, surgical cameras, and other medical video sources directly in the browser.

    • DICOM MPEG-2, MPEG-4 video playback with no additional media player required, integrated directly into the MedDream DICOM Viewer.
    • Allows the use of PACS as a medical video archive – one workflow for capture, archive, and review of surgical imaging.
    • Embeds into surgical information systems as a white-label OEM component.

    All the features of the DICOM Viewer and other specifications are described in the product Specification file.

    Can a DICOM viewer play surgical videos and endoscope recordings?

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    Yes, MedDream includes a DICOM Video Viewer module specifically built for surgery. It natively supports DICOM MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 video playback without requiring external media players. This allows hospitals to use their PACS as a comprehensive medical video archive for endoscopy and surgical camera footage.