This example illustrates how to use the cornerstone-nifti-image-loader to get a NIFTI file and display it in your web browser using cornerstone.

Use the hash fragment (#) to specify which frame (slice) to display from an object (defaults to the first frame if not specified). Example:

URL: brain.nii: Loads the first frame (slice) of the data
URL: brain.nii#15: Loads the 15th frame (slice) of the data

If you get an HTTP error and your URL is correct, it is probably because the server is not configured to allow Cross Origin Requests. Most browsers will allow you to enable cross domain requests via settings or command line switches, you can start chrome with the command line switch --disable-web-security to allow cross origin requests. See the Enable CORS site for information about CORS.

Looking for a CORS proxy? Try CORSProxy

Use of this example require IE10+ or any other modern browser.

Columns:

Rows:

Number of Frames:

Pixel Spacing:

Samples per Pixel:

Photometric Interpretation:

Planar Configuration:

Pixel Aspect Ratio:

Bits Allocated:

Bits Stored:

High Bit:

Pixel Representation:

WindowCenter:

WindowWidth:

RescaleIntercept:

RescaleSlope:

Min Stored Pixel Value:

Max Stored Pixel Value:

Timepoints:

Current Timepoint:

NIFTI loading

Example of displaying a NIFTI image using Cornerstone