* dicom.el - DICOM viewer

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DICOM files are typically used for medical imaging (US, CT, MRI, PET). This
package adds the ability to view such files in Emacs. The images and metadata
are displayed in regular Emacs buffers. The package registers itself in
~auto-mode-alist~ for DICOMDIR directory files and DICOM images (file extension
*.dcm or *.ima). Furthermore the command ~dicom-open~ opens DICOMDIR directory
files or DICOM image files interactively.

The package relies on a few external programs, which are all widely available on
Linux distributions.

- ~convert~ from the ImageMagick suite
- ~ffmpeg~ for video conversion
- ~dcm2xml~ from the dcmtk DICOM toolkit
- ~mpv~ for video playing
