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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 15 PACS system medical images interactive off-site storage system [Abstract] focuses on natural disasters, or server is experiencing an unpredictable security situation in the system how to save PACS medical images, presents a new storage method, based on this method to establish an interactive off-site storage system to solve the infinite storage and security issues. Information is also provided a lossless image compression, lossless compression of the three proposed development. [Keywords:] medical image; interactive off-site storage systems; lossless compression 1 Introduction Doctors in the diagnosis and treatment of patients in the process, the first step is to get enough information on the status of the patient. The information contained in the image of the richer and intuitive than the textual description. With the development of science and technology, all kinds of medical images to be developed rapidly. November 8, 1895. German physicist Roentgen (Wilhelm Gonad Roentgen) found that ‘X’ rays, 100 years ago, X-ray photography is widely in the clinical application of imaging technology has been continuously developing, but the X-ray image does not reflect the organization or lesions three-dimensional spatial location. With the rapid development of computer technology, it and the back-projection image reconstruction techniques combined constitute a computed tomography scan (Computed Tomography, referred to as CT), the three-dimensional and three-dimensional medical images, and enable people to see inside the human body. Positron emission tomography imaging (Positron Emission Tomography, referred to as PET) is a medical image another important event in the history, general medical image reflected in the static state of the body, PET images were able to reflect their life processes, which in the study of human physiology, pathology, cancer causes, metabolic mechanisms, pharmacokinetics, and brain science have a very important value.