Dicom paper print server A DICOM paper print server is a software application that is designed to receive and process DICOM images from medical imaging devices, and then convert those images into a format that can be printed onto paper. The paper print server typically receives the DICOM images over a network connection, either wired or wireless, and then converts them into a printable format such as PDF, JPEG, or TIFF. Once the images are converted, the print server then sends them to one or more connected printers, which can be located in the same room as the server or in a different location altogether. The printers can be configured to print the images in a variety of sizes and formats, depending on the needs of the healthcare provider. DICOM paper print servers are commonly used in healthcare facilities such as hospitals and clinics, where they provide an efficient way to print out medical images for diagnosis, patient records, and referrals. By using a print server, healthcare providers can save time and improve accuracy by eliminating the need to manually transfer images from imaging devices to printers, and by ensuring that the images are printed correctly and consistently.