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| − | === DICOM Discussions === | + | ===DICOM Discussions=== |
This page is a collection of thoughts and utilities for DICOM images, networking and processing. | This page is a collection of thoughts and utilities for DICOM images, networking and processing. | ||
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Please keep rants about DICOM to a minimum... | Please keep rants about DICOM to a minimum... | ||
| − | ==== Test PACS System ==== | + | <br /> |
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| + | [https://www.slicer.org Slicer3D] can open most DICOM images, and is able to save data to simpler formats (like [http://teem.sourceforge.net/nrrd/format.html NRRD]). DICOM is a complicated format and it has been interpreted differently by different manufacturers. While DICOM images are typically uncompressed, it also supports arcane compression formats that may not be supported by all tools. Further, it is an evolving format with modern enhanced DICOM files being different from classic DICOM slices. Therefore, some tools may only be able to read a subset of DICOM images. The [https://github.com/rordenlab/dcm2niix dcm2niix] home page lists numerous DICOM conversion tools in the "Alternatives" section. | ||
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| + | ====Test PACS System==== | ||
DCMTK provides a utility called [http://support.dcmtk.org/docs/dcmqrscp.html dcmqrdb] (formerly imagectn). It is fairly straightforward to configure. | DCMTK provides a utility called [http://support.dcmtk.org/docs/dcmqrscp.html dcmqrdb] (formerly imagectn). It is fairly straightforward to configure. | ||
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| − | + | # Global section | |
| − | + | NetworkType = "tcp" | |
| − | + | NetworkTCPPort = 4006 | |
| − | + | MaxPDUSize = 8192 | |
| − | + | MaxAssociations = 20 | |
| − | + | Display = "yes" | |
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| − | + | # Allowed hosts | |
| − | + | # Make sure there are no spaces between the ()'s!!!! | |
| − | + | HostTable BEGIN | |
| − | + | aware = (aware,aware,4006) | |
| − | + | HostTable END | |
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| − | + | # Vender table ( Ignored ) | |
| − | + | VendorTable BEGIN | |
| − | + | VendorTable END | |
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| − | + | # Application Entry Table | |
| − | + | # ApplicationTitle StorageArea Access Quota Peers | |
| − | + | AETable BEGIN | |
| − | + | practical /path/to/archive/Archive RW (500,1G) ANY | |
| − | + | AETable END | |
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| − | + | </nowiki> | |
| − | === Dan Blezek's Fetch DICOM Program === | + | ===Dan Blezek's Fetch DICOM Program=== |
Provides GUI for Query/Retrieve and dicom directory sorting and simple file viewing. | Provides GUI for Query/Retrieve and dicom directory sorting and simple file viewing. | ||
| − | [[Media:FetchDICOM-3.0.ZIP| Version 3.0 of FetchDICOM]]<br/>[[Media:FetchDICOM-3.0.tar.gz| Linux version of FetchDICOM]] -- requires [http://dicom.offis.de/dcmtk.php.en dcmtk] to be installed. | + | [[Media:FetchDICOM-3.0.ZIP| Version 3.0 of FetchDICOM]]<br />[[Media:FetchDICOM-3.0.tar.gz| Linux version of FetchDICOM]] -- requires [http://dicom.offis.de/dcmtk.php.en dcmtk] to be installed. |
[[Media:FetchDICOM-2.1.zip| Version 2.1 of FetchDICOM]]<br />[[Media:FetchDICOM-Source.zip| Source for Version 2.x of FetchDICOM]] | [[Media:FetchDICOM-2.1.zip| Version 2.1 of FetchDICOM]]<br />[[Media:FetchDICOM-Source.zip| Source for Version 2.x of FetchDICOM]] | ||
(This version is for Windows, but the code could easily be made for linux, mac etc if needed). | (This version is for Windows, but the code could easily be made for linux, mac etc if needed). | ||
Latest revision as of 14:58, 11 March 2021
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DICOM Discussions
This page is a collection of thoughts and utilities for DICOM images, networking and processing.
Please keep rants about DICOM to a minimum...
DICOM conversion
Slicer3D can open most DICOM images, and is able to save data to simpler formats (like NRRD). DICOM is a complicated format and it has been interpreted differently by different manufacturers. While DICOM images are typically uncompressed, it also supports arcane compression formats that may not be supported by all tools. Further, it is an evolving format with modern enhanced DICOM files being different from classic DICOM slices. Therefore, some tools may only be able to read a subset of DICOM images. The dcm2niix home page lists numerous DICOM conversion tools in the "Alternatives" section.
Test PACS System
DCMTK provides a utility called dcmqrdb (formerly imagectn). It is fairly straightforward to configure.
Command line
dcmqrscp --config config.txt
Configuration file (config.txt), see dcmqrcnf.txt for more details. Edit the HostTable and the AETable. Connections to "practical" in the example below will be placed in the directory /path/to/archive/Archive. "aware" is the only AE that is allowed to put data in this PACS system.
# Global section NetworkType = "tcp" NetworkTCPPort = 4006 MaxPDUSize = 8192 MaxAssociations = 20 Display = "yes" # Allowed hosts # Make sure there are no spaces between the ()'s!!!! HostTable BEGIN aware = (aware,aware,4006) HostTable END # Vender table ( Ignored ) VendorTable BEGIN VendorTable END # Application Entry Table # ApplicationTitle StorageArea Access Quota Peers AETable BEGIN practical /path/to/archive/Archive RW (500,1G) ANY AETable END
Dan Blezek's Fetch DICOM Program
Provides GUI for Query/Retrieve and dicom directory sorting and simple file viewing.
Version 3.0 of FetchDICOM
Linux version of FetchDICOM -- requires dcmtk to be installed.
Version 2.1 of FetchDICOM
Source for Version 2.x of FetchDICOM
(This version is for Windows, but the code could easily be made for linux, mac etc if needed).
