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      Enables AI agents to control a local CBCT viewer for dental and maxillofacial scans, with navigation verbs like open scan, set window, navigate slices, and snapshot, without executing code or returning interpretations.
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      Enables AI assistants to query and analyze medical imaging metadata from DICOM servers, including patient information, studies, series, and instances, as well as extract text from encapsulated PDF documents.
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