A method for displaying images stored in a Picture Archiving and Communication system, PACS, comprising: receiving, by a computer, an IP address, a port number and an Application Entity, AE, title that comprises a personal identifier comprising a text number, telephone number, social security number or e-mail address; establishing, by the computer using the Digital Archiving and Communication in Medicine, DICOM, protocol, a connection based on the IP address and the port number; comparing, by the computer, the personal identifier with a table of personal identifiers; receiving, by the computer using the DICOM protocol, content from the IP address; storing, by the computer, the content in association with the personal identifier, in response to the personal identifier not being included in the table of personal identifiers; receiving, by the computer using the DICOM protocol, a registration for the personal identifier, subsequent to the receiving the content and the storing the content; and transferring, by the computer using the DICOM protocol, the content to an account associated with the personal identifier, in response to the receiving the registration for the personal identifier wherein transferring the content to the account comprises delivering a viewer, and images and patient data from the PACS system together to a device; and the viewer comprises code that is executable to convert pixel data and DICOM information of the images and patient data to converted pixel data and text, to store temporarily the converted pixel data in a browser memory, and to render by the browser the converted pixel data on a screen. receiving, by a computer, an IP address, a port number and an Application Entity, AE, title that comprises a personal identifier comprising a text number, telephone number, social security number or e-mail address; establishing, by the computer using the Digital Archiving and Communication in Medicine, DICOM, protocol, a connection based on the IP address and the port number; comparing, by the computer, the personal identifier with a table of personal identifiers; receiving, by the computer using the DICOM protocol, content from the IP address; storing, by the computer, the content in association with the personal identifier, in response to the personal identifier not being included in the table of personal identifiers; receiving, by the computer using the DICOM protocol, a registration for the personal identifier, subsequent to the receiving the content and the storing the content; and transferring, by the computer using the DICOM protocol, the content to an account associated with the personal identifier, in response to the receiving the registration for the personal identifier wherein transferring the content to the account comprises delivering a viewer, and images and patient data from the PACS system together to a device; and establishing, by the computer using the Digital Archiving and Communication in Medicine, DICOM, protocol, a connection based on the IP address and the port number; comparing, by the computer, the personal identifier with a table of personal identifiers; receiving, by the computer using the DICOM protocol, content from the IP address; storing, by the computer, the content in association with the personal identifier, in response to the personal identifier not being included in the table of personal identifiers; receiving, by the computer using the DICOM protocol, a registration for the personal identifier, subsequent to the receiving the content and the storing the content; and transferring, by the computer using the DICOM protocol, the content to an account associated with the personal identifier, in response to the receiving the registration for the personal identifier wherein transferring the content to the account comprises delivering a viewer, and images and patient data from the PACS system together to a device; and the viewer comprises code that is executable to convert pixel data and DICOM information of the images and patient data to converted pixel data and text, to store temporarily the converted pixel data in a browser memory, and to render by the browser the converted pixel data on a screen.