Need DICOM viewer in VB

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Need to add a dicom viewer in another solution all in vb. Help would be tremendously appreciated

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Posted 15-Mar-18 3:32am

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Updated 16-Mar-18 10:11am

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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2018-03-15T09:28:00

Solution 1

~~You can try this C# library: openDICOM.NET[^]~~
Sorry about that, it seems to be a mess without decent documentation or even a .sln to get you started.
You already found this CodeProject C# example, which works (but not for all pictures)
DICOM Image Viewer[^]

To convert it to VB.NET, use this c# converter: Convert .NET - A multipurpose conversion and developer tool[^] But apparently the translation to VB is not perfect, so some work still needs to be done ...

Posted 15-Mar-18 9:28am

RickZeeland

Updated 17-Mar-18 9:07am

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Member 13302390 16-Mar-18 16:21pm

I've tried as you suggested. Like the code translator. Still no success getting this code to work
https://app.box.com/s/fm0c28cxzcgsssi6asbgr2n1b7ly2v8k

Any help would be appreciated

RickZeeland 16-Mar-18 16:57pm

I set the start Form to MainForm in the project settings and I tried your solution with some sample files from http://barre.nom.fr/medical/samples/ but it does not work as far as I can see. As I have no experience with Dicom I'm afraid I can not be of much help to you, sorry !

Member 13302390 21-Mar-18 7:38am

Too bad. Having a solution within vb for dicom reading (and eventually writing) would be tremendously helpful. If there are any solutions, please let me know

RickZeeland 21-Mar-18 8:10am

Well, you can mix VB and C# projects in your solution, you could put the relevant C# code in a separate DLL, it's ugly but it is a possibility :)