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Those cost several million dollars and have quarter million dollar yearly maintenance fees to boot.

I can't thank you enough. Like I said I can't spare any cycles to look at this until June. Such is the life of a medical imaging consultant who takes contracts away from home.

Dude, you totally rock. My current contract ends in a few months and I will get home to play with this. To test it you can set up a DICOM workstation and get some sample images off the web. I recommend Osirix but it is only MacOS so an alternative is a demo of ClearCanvas.

It uses DICOM standards to acquire and distribute images. Since X-Ray film is now obsolete, all modalities (Radiology image generating devices) output DICOM images over TCP/IP.

http://www.dcm4che.org/ Is an open source PACS with packages for most distros. I think I should try to run the PACS in a VM instead of a docker container.

No, I was thinking of building turnkey PACS systems for veterinary use. Vets have no money so a cheap PACS that is plug and play might be attractive to them.

Has anyone ever tried to build a Mini PACS using unRAID and docker containers? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picture_archiving_and_communication_system Thanks for listening!

I already have a good Plex server, how about an OwnCloud example?