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它展示了完全离线、保护隐私的医学影像查看方式,无需账户、分析或网络请求,适合在原型阶段处理敏感数据。
A local-first interface for browsing MRI series on the web and iOS. It provides a responsive study grid, full-screen image viewing, search, filters, annotations, and saved frames.
The viewer runs entirely on-device. It has no accounts, analytics, backend, or runtime network dependency.
[!WARNING] This is an interface prototype—not a medical device or diagnostic tool. The repository does not include a DICOM archive or raw patient dataset.
The screenshots were expressly selected and supplied by the repository owner. They are the only clinical imagery included here and are covered by a separate screenshot notice.
WKWebViewviewer/ Web viewer source and empty sample manifest
ios-app/ SwiftUI wrapper with a bundled copy of the viewer
docs/screenshots/ Owner-approved documentation screenshots
Requirements: Python 3 and a modern browser.
python3 -m http.server 5177 --directory viewer
Open .
No study is bundled, so the default archive is empty. Run the search smoke test with:
node viewer/scripts/check_search.js
Requirements: Xcode 16 or newer and an iOS 17+ simulator or device.
ios-app/MRIGridViewer.xcodeproj.MRIGridViewer target.After editing the web viewer, synchronize the iOS bundle:
python3 viewer/scripts/sync_web_bundle.py
Install the optional generator dependencies:
python3 -m pip install numpy pillow pydicom
Generate local assets from a directory outside the repository:
MRI_DICOM_SOURCE=/path/to/private/dicom python3 viewer/scripts/generate_assets.py
The generator writes to the ignored viewer/data/ directory. To load that output locally, change the manifest script in `viewe
Local-first MRI series grid viewer with a SwiftUI iOS wrapper
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