A comprehensive, fully local web application suite for PulmoView: ILO Radiography System for Pneumoconiosis Classification customised to Indian Context
Version: v2.0.0 | Updated: October 11, 2026
Note on Download Size: The repository contains the standard ILO reference images in both JPEG and DICOM formats to allow for seamless offline classification. Because of this, the total size of the viewer and unified distribution is approximately 800 MB. It may take some time to download depending on your internet connection.
For the Doctor / Medical Interpreter. Includes the full ILO classification suite, reporting wizard, and DICOM viewer. Ready to receive images instantly.
Download Package (.zip)(Extract and open the Viewer_Distribution folder)
For the X-Ray Technician. A lightweight, simple interface to instantly push DICOM files directly to the doctor's screen over the network.
Download Package (.zip)(Extract and open the Pusher_Distribution folder)
For General Use / Single Machine. Contains both apps. An interactive script lets you choose your role (Viewer or Pusher) on startup.
Download Package (.zip)(Extract and open the Unified_Distribution folder)
Important Setup Instructions:
.zip file from your Downloads folder.Desktop Shortcut: Inside the downloaded folder, you can double-click Create_Desktop_Shortcut.vbs to create an easy launch shortcut on your Desktop.
Please read the instructions on this page carefully before using the software.
You can visit the YouTube channel for video demos on PulmoView:
Watch on YouTubeThe International Labour Organization (ILO) International Classification of Radiographs of Pneumoconioses is the globally accepted standard system for evaluating chest radiographs (PA view X-rays). It provides a systematic, simple, and reproducible framework to detect and classify occupational dust-induced lung diseases—collectively known as pneumoconioses (such as silicosis, coal worker's pneumoconiosis, and asbestosis).
Its primary purpose is to establish a standardized, uniform method to record the presence, type, and severity of parenchymal and pleural lung abnormalities. This meticulous grading is crucial for epidemiological research, workplace health screening, and the ongoing medical surveillance of workers exposed to hazardous respirable dusts.
Statutory Requirements in India: Under the Occupational Safety, Health and Working Conditions (Central) Rules, 2026, Initial Medical Examination and periodic medical surveillance of workers engaged in mining and some other establishments is legally mandatory. The classification of these chest radiographs must adhere strictly to the ILO standard, and the findings must be officially recorded and reported using prescribed statutory formats (such as Form IX). Proper ILO grading is a vital legal requirement for determining worker fitness, evaluating occupational disease compensation claims, and maintaining permanent health registries.
This software suite modernizes the evaluation process by providing an interactive, digital side-by-side viewer of the standard ILO 2022 reference images alongside the patient's DICOM files, while simultaneously auto-generating the legally required physical reports (including the mandatory Form IX) for instant printing and archiving.
Browser Note: We highly recommend using Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox.
.bat file (e.g., start_windows.bat).1 for Viewer or 2 for Pusher.chmod +x start_mac_linux.sh../start_mac_linux.sh.1 for Viewer or 2 for Pusher.http://localhost:3000).http://localhost:3002).ipconfig (Windows), ifconfig (Mac), or ip a (Linux). Example: 192.168.1.100100.115.92.2).http://192.168.1.100:3000/api/dicom-receiver.dcm file into the designated area, or upload it directly from any local or external storage drive.If your facility uses a PACS server (like Orthanc) with a DICOMweb endpoint enabled:
http://192.168.1.50:8042/dicom-webYou are currently on the official updates page! Compare this version with the one shown in your Viewer App's footer.
.zip package and extract it to a new folder.localStorage. They automatically carry over as long as you use the same browser.Copyright © 2026 Dr. Arkaprabha Sau. All Rights Reserved.
Available free of charge under the PULMOVIEW Free Use and Attribution License v1.0. Users may use, copy, distribute, modify, and integrate the software for lawful purposes. No license fee is required.
This software is licensed under terms aligned with the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license. Users must acknowledge the developer when PULMOVIEW is used, distributed, or modified.
PULMOVIEW was developed by Dr. Arkaprabha Sau, MBBS, MD (Gold Medalist), DPH, Dip. Geriatric Medicine, CCEBDM, Ph.D. (Computer Science and Engineering: AI & ML in Healthcare).
PULMOVIEW is a software tool and does not replace professional medical judgment, clinical examination, diagnostic procedures, or applicable regulatory requirements. Users are responsible for evaluating suitability.