Problems when installing LibreHealth Radiology

I am installing Libre Health radiology in windows 10, following the instrusctions in this page (I use Docker): https://gitlab.com/librehealth/radiology/lh-radiology

All goes well, but when I reach the step to deploy the OHIF Viewer, it does not work, it gives me this message:

If you wanna just test it – you can use this. It is also deployed at https://radiology.librehealth.io/

Also – we are running the code from https://gitlab.com/sunbiz/lh-radiology on the server currently…

Unsure if @sunbiz wants to push that code to the LibreHealth repo.

thank you for your reply. I want to deploy the radiology module in a server to use it in a tele-expertise application.

You can use the following and it should work:

it’s super easy to deploy. if you need help – I can help you in any way you need. I did extensive work on that. Next on my list is providing the ability to just spin up a cloud instance.

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Hello Robby, please I would like to setup LibreHealth radiology on a Server can you be of help ?

I am not sure that this is 100% ready for production use yet. We run it using the repository above for the demo server.

We do have a minor problem with the docker image. The Meteor app config for OHIF viewer points to pacs.radiology.librehealth.io and so even if you deploy locally, your OHIF Viewer will point to that pacs and not your local version of orthanc.

I would appreciate, if someone among the GSoC prospective applicants can reproduce this issue, file an issue and solve the bug with an updated docker image. That will be a useful contribution.

That has to be fixed via an env. the global propery in Toolkit. The issue is that the production should not be run for development. The dev and production build process is different for Meteor apps. We need to set the default value for the global property to http://localhost:3000 and then have people change it.

@Mourad_El_Bakkali,

Each of those bullet points is meant to be run separately as individual commands.

Change radiology.dicomWebViewerAddress to http://localhost:3000/viewer and radiology.ohifViewerUrl to http://localhost:3000/

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Hi, How can I set it up without Docker? I need to do it on a Windows 10 Home system.

Is it not possible to use the Windows Subsystem for Linux on that?

this was in the README.

I am running on Windows 10 Home System which does not support Hyper-V. I have hence built with Maven.

You can use Docker Toolbox. It uses virtualbox behind the scenes.

Oh thanks, this is a very smart idea :grin:.

Never needed it before, but I’ll definitely check it out!

Docker is super useful :slight_smile:

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I keep on failing to create an order because no imaging procedures and orderer despite making a couple of users with different previlledges. And I have tried to look for some documentation about the concept classes but I have not been able to find any. Please help.