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Laravel Proposal for Integrating Orthanc and OHIF Visualizer
We propose creating an integration between Orthanc and the Orthanc Rest API in a Laravel application so that the application can access, process, and store imaging data directly from when it is initially sent to the server. The integration would facilitate the workflows required to use OHIF Visualizer, an open-source standards-based DICOM viewer and suite of tools for medical imaging, to properly display the imaging data on the client side. Proper implementation of the integration must take into consideration the various components and processes involved, including the application server, database server, the file system, the network layer, and the client.
The first step of the integration will be focusing on the application server code. We should begin by making sure proper authentication and authorization protocols are in place in order to protect privacy and access to the server. We will also need to develop an API layer to interact with the Orthanc server in order to obtain the imaging data and store it accordingly. This API layer will have to work to properly format the imaging data according to the OHIF messaging specifications so that it can be easily accessed and manipulated on the client side.
The second step in the integration will be to set up a database server to properly store the imaging data in a normalized manner. This will allow easier access to the imaging data and will also facilitate the development of queries to more easily access and filter the data.
The third step of the integration will be to set up the file system. This will involve setting up a proper file system structure and the proper permissions required to ensure the data is secure and accessible to the applications that need it. The file permissions applied should limit the number of opportunities for unauthorized access to the system.
On the network side, adding proper IP filtering and VPN logging protocols will further protect the data from unauthorized access. This will also help by boosting the system performance, as it will reduce the number of connections the server has to deal with.
Finally, on the client side, we need to develop a proper frontend application or interface that properly displays the imaging data from the Orthanc server. This will be done using OHIF Visualizer, allowing for the client to display the imaging data in a standardized way. This is an important step as it provides a consistent way for the users to interact and process the imaging data.
Overall, we propose to integrate the Orthanc server with OHIF Visualizer in a laravel application and ensure that all components and processes are properly secured. We believe that with the proper measures and strategies in place, this integration will be successful and provide a seamless way to access, process and visualize imaging data.
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Giáp Văn Hưng