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Medical image visualization using WPF

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 Bernhard Kügle
Software Developer (Senior) Siemens Healthcare
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Currently working as a Requirement Engineer for Siemens Healthcare in Germany.

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The article demonstrates the visualization of medical images (DICOM) using WPF.
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Licence CPOL
First Posted 27 Sep 2012
Views 12,964
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