Hello there,
I am working on integrating the OHIF viewer into a custom web application for a healthcare project; and I am seeking some advice and guidance from those who might have faced similar challenges.
Our project requires embedding the OHIF viewer into an existing application that is built with React and Node.js. While I have successfully set up the OHIF viewer using the provided documentation; I am encountering some specific is;sues related to customization and functionality that I hope someone here might be able to help with.
We need to make several modifications to the default OHIF viewer interface to better align with our projects requirements. Specifically; we want to customize the toolbar; add additional buttons; and modify the layout to fit our applications design. Could anyone share their experience or provide some tips on how to approach these customizations?
Our application pulls medical imaging data from multiple sources; including DICOM servers and cloud storage. I am having trouble configuring the OHIF viewer to work seamlessly with these various data sources. Are there any best practices or examples available for integrating OHIF with multiple data sources?
Also, I have gone through this post; https://community.ohif.org/t/ohif-webviewer-cross-origin-isolation-and-dicom-sr-error-blue-prism/ which definitely helped me out a lot.
Given the potentially large volume of data we are working with; performance is a critical concern. If anyone has insights into optimizing the OHIF viewer for handling large datasets or improving load times.
Thank you in advance for your help and assistance.