Add PowerTools to your toolbox
- Edit DICOM files
- Generate studies
- Create DICOMDIRs
- Store Client & Server
- Verification Tools
- Modality Worklist Tools
- DICOM to PDF
- HL7 Sender & Receiver
- Much more…
PowerTools tackles just about any DICOM challenge
PACS administrators, integration engineers, system testers, software developers, field service technicians, and many others who work with DICOM and HL7 rely on PowerTools. The suite includes GUI and console versions that can run stand-alone or scripted to support your development, management and problem-solving needs.
Features
The standalone PowerTools programs fill a wide variety of needs and functionality, suitable for DICOM PACS administrators and software developers. The PowerTools suite includes easy-to-use DICOM server (SCP) and client (SCU) applications for DICOM communications, and applications for viewing, changing, creating, converting, or fixing DICOM data sets, working with HL7 communications and generating integrated dictation and translation system (e.g., PowerScribe® 360 or M*Modal Fluency™) mapping files that integrate seamlessly with Compass. Most applications come in GUI and console versions, so the PowerTools utilities run independently or scripted in a variety of development and troubleshooting scenarios.
What do you get?
PowerTools includes a comprehensive and continuously improved suite of tools:
DICOM Utilities | |
DICOM File Editor |
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DICOMDIR Creator |
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DICOM Filter |
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Dictionary Finder |
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Study Generator |
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PDF to DICOM |
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DICOM Indexer |
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Structured Report Extractor |
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App Launcher |
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DICOM Clients and Servers | |
Modality Worklist Client and Server |
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Query Client and Server |
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Store Client and Server |
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Verification Client and Server |
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HL7 Client and Server | |
HL7 Sender |
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HL7 Receiver |
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Technical Specifications
System Requirements
- Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, or newer
- Runs on just about any system that supports the minimum OS requirements, with performance varying based on the specific tools and the size and complexity of datasets used
- Console applications are scriptable
- GUI and console applications provide standard -h command line usage messages