New plugin: OHIF

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Dear Orthanc community,

Following the huge number of requests about the integration between Orthanc and OHIF on this forum, I have decided to create a plugin to make the use of OHIF within Orthanc fast and effortless.

Check out the demo video!

Thanks to this plugin, it is not needed to use Docker or nginx anymore, at least for basic deployments. Optimizations have also been implemented so that large studies are opened much faster than when using the vanilla DICOMweb interface of OHIF.

Full documentation is available in the Orthanc Book. Precompiled binaries are available on the Orthanc homepage as well.

I hope this new free and open-source plugin will prove to be useful to the medical imaging community.

Enjoy,
SĂ©bastien-

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Very good. Excelent work.

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Awesome! When do you expect this to be in a numbered release (as opposed to just master / latest)?

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Hi Daniel,

You can already use the numbered jodogne/orthanc-plugins:1.12.0 Docker image.

Alain is currently working on an integration of the OHIF plugin inside Orthanc Explorer 2: As soon as this is done, he will release a numbered release of the osimis/orthanc Docker images and of the Windows installers.

Kind Regards,
SĂ©bastien-

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Thank you this loops amazing.

I’m currently trying to deploy the LSB with our existing larger Orthanc installation (~10TB of data). When downloading libOrthancOHIF.so from Index of /plugin-ohif/1.0/ there is also a dist.zip file, must this file be downloaded and deployed on the server as well?

best wishes
Martin

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Hello,

No, the dist.zip is not necessary (it contains the static assets of OHIF for cross-compiling on platforms that don’t come with Docker). For GNU/Linux on 64bit systems, you only need the libOrthancOHIF.so.

Regards,
SĂ©bastien-

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First of thank you as always for the hard work. This plugin is awesome. Just one important question. Will the MPR and Volume rendering require a secure context (https) to work like(when not being accessed locally) OHIF v3 requires as it uses SharedArrayBuffer ?

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Hello,

Have you given a try?

Regards,
SĂ©bastien-

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Just did. Secure context is required.

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Nice work !! Someone will figure it out.

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Am currently working on this already…

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Hello,

@sdscotti @ranasrule
have you been able to find a way round the secure context.
have been doing a lot of reading lately. nothing yet.

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Hello,

I have tested, and the OHIF plugin does work with the built-in HTTPS encryption of Orthanc. Instructions have been added to the Orthanc Book.

Regards,
SĂ©bastien-

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Hello,

Thanks @jodogne

I will have a look at this and revert.

Holakunle.