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Saga DICOM Viewer is a free, browser-based DICOM viewer for opening .dcm files without installing software. Drag a file or a study folder into the page and the images render locally; nothing is uploaded and no account is needed. It runs on Mac, Windows, Chromebook and Linux in any current browser. Built on the open-source OHIF v3 platform with a Saga shell. Alongside image review (scroll, window/level, pan/zoom and basic measurements), it includes a DICOM tag browser and tag editor with VR-aware validation and save-as, a conformance validator that checks loaded files against the NEMA PS3 standard and links each issue to its spec section, and a launcher for opening public studies from the OHIF demo dataset or NCI Imaging Data Commons, or connecting to a DICOMweb server. For integration engineers, researchers, students and clinicians who need to open or check a DICOM file quickly. Not for diagnostic use. Made by Saga IT, a healthcare IT consulting and software firm.

​Weasis is a free, open source DICOM viewer designed for both standalone and web-based use, featuring a highly modular architecture. It is widely utilized in healthcare settings, including hospitals, health networks, multicenter research trials, and by patients. As cross-platform software, Weasis offers flexible integration with PACS, RIS, HIS, or EHR systems. The viewer leverages the OpenCV library to deliver high-performance and high-quality medical imaging renderings. From version 4 onwards, Weasis features a responsive user interface aligned with operating system options, offering an enhanced experience on high-resolution screens. Key features include support for a wide range of DICOM files, such as multi-frame, enhanced, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, and more. Users can import DICOM files via DICOM Query/Retrieve (C-GET, C-MOVE, and WADO-URI) and DICOMWeb (QUERY and RETRIEVE), as well as import and export DICOM CD/DVD with DICOMDIR.