ACADEMIC & CLINICAL TOOL · IN-BROWSER DE-IDENTIFICATION
Before sharing medical images for research, teaching or publication, you must remove patient identifiers.
100% Client-Side WebAssembly · No patient data sent to cloud servers · DICOM PS 3.15 compliant
MedSlice strips patient identifiers in compliance with international radiology privacy standards:
Patient Name, Patient ID, Birth Date, Sex, and Medical Record Numbers.
Institution Name, Address, Department, and Referring Physician names.
Accession numbers, study dates, and other sensitive tags according to the DICOM standard.
You can replace the patient name with a research ID (such as CASE_01 or TRIAL_PATIENT_B) instead of deleting it completely, preserving longitudinal study tracking.
Always keep an original non-anonymized copy in a secure location.
Verify that no burned-in patient data remains in the pixel data (especially in ultrasound and secondary captures).
Document your anonymization process for ethics committees and journal review boards.
Data protection laws (GDPR, HIPAA) and institutional review boards require complete de-identification before medical scans can be presented in conferences, journals, or clinical research databases.
MedSlice removes Patient Name, ID, Birth Date, Sex, Institution and Referring Physician data, and other sensitive tags according to the DICOM standard (PS 3.15 Annex E).
Yes. You can replace the patient name with a custom research ID (e.g., SUBJECT_001) instead of deleting it completely.
No. All de-identification runs in your browser via WebAssembly. Patient files never leave your local computer memory.
Fast, privacy-focused, and completely client-side.
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