I had to go to the doctor and received images in dicom format.
What is the best program to use to view these files?
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I’ve never used them, but maybe try:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/weasis-bin
or:
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/alizams
Running a search for “dicom” of AUR packages, there are quite a few to pick from, though many haven’t been updated in quite a while. You’re probably best off using a -bin version.
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Not sure how many of these are available in the AUR.
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Thanks for pointing out the -bit version. I will give it a try.
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I also found this page. I wanted to ask if any of you had anything to do with this type of file. Thank you
Not sure what you mean. If you mean have I ever viewed this type of file, yes. But on a Windows machine many years ago.
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Yes thats what i mean. But on a Linux Machine 
So i’ll give one of them a try
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Thanks a lot mate. This one works perfect 
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I know GNU Health has a DICOM viewer/manager if that helps you.
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Thank you very much. I’ll have to take a look at that at my leisure.
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I’m pretty sure several years ago I used Digicom Browser. It got the job done back when I was using Ubuntu.
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I’m pretty sure it’s a typo. You propably mean Dicom Browser
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weasis-bin should be pretty easy to use.
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Aeskulap is in AUR, runs also perfectly.
Weasis-bin opens the .zip file directly. So i dont need to extract.
These are my two favortites. Too bad im not a Doctor, but it is funny how i look inside 
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Trust is a good thing but checking yourself and have a look under the hood is always better 
I am also not that kind of a Doktor … but remember to check the pics from my wife and my daughter before.
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Yes, that’s right. I had my whole body checked for the first time. I was actually completely healthy, except for one small thing that was discovered by the CT scan. The sooner the better
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