| Re: query dicom [message #41761] |
Wed, 08 December 2004 08:18 |
Haje Korth
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I guess, I am just not in desperate need for dicom support....
"David Fanning" <davidf@dfanning.com> wrote in message
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> Haje Korth writes:
>
>> looking at RSI web site I find that this little luxury will cost you
between
>> $700 and $1150 depending upon license type. But if you are quick you can
get
>> their "holiday special", and get a free dicom viewer with it. To be
honest,
>> I can imagine better Christmas presents... and they are cheaper, too!
But ,
>> of course, they have nothing to do with dicom... :-)))
>
> Ah, well, if they have you by the short hairs and you NEED
> Dicom support, $1000 is probably not too much to pay. The
> Merge development system RSI used to write the code comes
> on 5 CDs. You would probably send $1000 worth of time
> just wading through the documentation, let alone writing
> your own Dicom application.
>
> And after you have gone to all the trouble, the fewer people
> who need it, the higher the price has to be. I'm sympathetic.
> I spent three weeks writing my nice ActiveContour software,
> and I've made about $500 on it. As my wife says, I'd be
> better off just cleaning the house. Then at least we'd have
> something to show for the effort. :-(
>
> Cheers,
>
> David
>
> --
> David Fanning, Ph.D.
> Fanning Software Consulting, Inc.
> Coyote's Guide to IDL Programming: http://www.dfanning.com/
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| Re: query dicom [message #41762 is a reply to message #41761] |
Wed, 08 December 2004 08:08  |
Haje Korth
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Call up the RSI web site and watch the orange banner at the top...
Haje
"David Fanning" <davidf@dfanning.com> wrote in message
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> Karsten Rodenacker writes:
>
>> You should better look into that DICOM Viewer. You will find that there
is
>> only a very limited and isolated part based upon the luxurious version.
>> Maybe there is somebody replacing that part by the people republic DICOM
>> object.
>
> Where are you people finding this DICOM Viewer offer?
> I've been all over RSI's web page with no luck. I could
> use a Christmas present, and you never know when it is
> going to come in handy to see a DICOM image.
>
> Cheers,
>
> David
>
> --
> David Fanning, Ph.D.
> Fanning Software Consulting, Inc.
> Coyote's Guide to IDL Programming: http://www.dfanning.com/
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| Re: query dicom [message #41763 is a reply to message #41762] |
Wed, 08 December 2004 08:16 |
David Fanning
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Haje Korth writes:
> Call up the RSI web site and watch the orange banner at the top...
Oh, right. Banners and other nonsense are off here.
I LOVE that Firefox browser!
Cheers,
David
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David Fanning, Ph.D.
Fanning Software Consulting, Inc.
Coyote's Guide to IDL Programming: http://www.dfanning.com/
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| Re: query dicom [message #41764 is a reply to message #41762] |
Wed, 08 December 2004 07:43 |
Karsten Rodenacker
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That you answer now your own sendings let me think more. I think it has
startet with you log during your stay in Munich, especially with the last
one, still unfinished...
On Wed, 8 Dec 2004 08:32:12 -0700, David Fanning <davidf@dfanning.com>
wrote:
> David Fanning writes:
>
>> Something has happened to me since I've gotten back
>> from Germany. I find I am much less tolerant. :-)
>
> Now that I think about it, this probably has more
> to do with the election than it does with Germany.
> Just getting into the American spirit, you might say...
>
> Cheers,
>
> David
>
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| Re: query dicom [message #41765 is a reply to message #41764] |
Wed, 08 December 2004 07:32 |
David Fanning
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David Fanning writes:
> Something has happened to me since I've gotten back
> from Germany. I find I am much less tolerant. :-)
Now that I think about it, this probably has more
to do with the election than it does with Germany.
Just getting into the American spirit, you might say...
Cheers,
David
--
David Fanning, Ph.D.
Fanning Software Consulting, Inc.
Coyote's Guide to IDL Programming: http://www.dfanning.com/
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| Re: query dicom [message #41766 is a reply to message #41765] |
Wed, 08 December 2004 07:23 |
Karsten Rodenacker
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I don't recognize you anymore David.
Here is it http://www.rsinc.com/services/techtip.asp?ttid=3768
On Wed, 8 Dec 2004 08:14:54 -0700, David Fanning <davidf@dfanning.com>
wrote:
> Karsten Rodenacker writes:
>
>> You should better look into that DICOM Viewer. You will find that there
>> is
>> only a very limited and isolated part based upon the luxurious version.
>> Maybe there is somebody replacing that part by the people republic DICOM
>> object.
>
> Where are you people finding this DICOM Viewer offer?
> I've been all over RSI's web page with no luck. I could
> use a Christmas present, and you never know when it is
> going to come in handy to see a DICOM image.
>
> Cheers,
>
> David
>
--
Karsten Rodenacker
------------------------------------------------------------ -------- :-)
GSF - Forschungszentrum Institute of Biomathematics and Biometry
D-85758 Oberschleissheim Postfach 11 29
Karsten.Rodenacker@gsf.de | http://ibb.gsf.de/ | DEL _ for reply
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| Re: query dicom [message #41767 is a reply to message #41766] |
Wed, 08 December 2004 07:14 |
David Fanning
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Karsten Rodenacker writes:
> You should better look into that DICOM Viewer. You will find that there is
> only a very limited and isolated part based upon the luxurious version.
> Maybe there is somebody replacing that part by the people republic DICOM
> object.
Where are you people finding this DICOM Viewer offer?
I've been all over RSI's web page with no luck. I could
use a Christmas present, and you never know when it is
going to come in handy to see a DICOM image.
Cheers,
David
--
David Fanning, Ph.D.
Fanning Software Consulting, Inc.
Coyote's Guide to IDL Programming: http://www.dfanning.com/
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| Re: query dicom [message #41768 is a reply to message #41767] |
Wed, 08 December 2004 06:46 |
Karsten Rodenacker
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You should better look into that DICOM Viewer. You will find that there is
only a very limited and isolated part based upon the luxurious version.
Maybe there is somebody replacing that part by the people republic DICOM
object.
Karsten
On Wed, 8 Dec 2004 08:08:09 -0500, Haje Korth <noemail@address.com> wrote:
> David,
> looking at RSI web site I find that this little luxury will cost you
> between
> $700 and $1150 depending upon license type. But if you are quick you can
> get
> their "holiday special", and get a free dicom viewer with it. To be
> honest,
> I can imagine better Christmas presents... and they are cheaper, too!
> But ,
> of course, they have nothing to do with dicom... :-)))
>
> Haje
>
>
>
> "David Fanning" <davidf@dfanning.com> wrote in message
> news:MPG.1c1fd2488c9c8cb49898a5@news.frii.com...
>> Soren writes:
>>
>>> I am new to IDL and have been trying to look through the docs in this
>>> issue:
>>> I want to query a dicom file for some tags, is it correctly understood
>>> that this is not supported in the standard IDL dicom reader?
>>
>> While it is true the READ_DICOM function will not do
>> this, there is no reason you can't query for tags with
>> the IDLffDicom object. For example:
>>
>> IDL> filename = filepath(subdir=['examples', 'data'], 'mr_brain.dcm')
>> IDL> thisobject = obj_new('idlffdicom', filename)
>> IDL> thisobject -> dumpelements
>> 0 : (0002,0000) : UL : META Group Length : 4 : 162
>> 1 : (0002,0001) : OB : META File Meta Information Version : 2 : 0 1
>> 2 : (0002,0002) : UI : META Media Stored SOP Class UID : 26 :
>> 1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.1.4
>> 3 : (0002,0003) : UI : META Media Stored SOP Instance UID
>> :1.3.46.670589.11.98.4.1997040807120170
>> 4 : (0002,0010) : UI : META Transfer Syntax UID : 20 :
>> 1.2.840.10008.1.2.1
>> 5 : (0002,0012) : UI : META Implementation Class UID : 16 :
>> 1.3.46.670589.17
>> 6 : (0002,0013) : SH : META Implementation Version Name : 12 :
>> ARC_CONVERT
>> 7 : (0008,0005) : CS : ID Specific Character Set : 10 : ISO_IR 100
>> 8 : (0008,0008) : CS : ID Image Type : 28 : ORIGINAL\PRIMARY\OTHER\M
>> \FFE
>> 9 : (0008,0012) : DA : ID Instance Creation Date : 8 : 19970408
>> 10 : (0008,0013) : TM : ID Instance Creation Time : 6 : 091220
>> 11 : (0008,0014) : UI : ID Instance Creator UID : 22 :
>> 1.3.46.670589.11.98.5
>> 12 : (0008,0016) : UI : ID SOP Class UID : 26 :
>> 1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.1.4
>> 13 : (0008,0018) : UI : ID SOP Instance UID : 38 :
>> 1.3.46.670589.11.98.4.1997040807120170
>> 14 : (0008,0020) : DA : ID Study Date : 8 : 19960809
>> 15 : (0008,0021) : DA : ID Series Date : 8 : 19960809
>> 16 : (0008,0030) : TM : ID Study Time : 12 : 105141.0000
>> 17 : (0008,0031) : TM : ID Series Time : 12 : 110419.3100
>> 18 : (0008,0050) : SH : ID Accession Number : 0 :
>> 19 : (0008,0060) : CS : ID Modality : 2 : MR
>> 20 : (0008,0070) : LO : ID Manufacturer : 24 : Philips Medical Systems
>> 21 : (0008,0080) : LO : ID Institution Name : 10 : MM05R R4.5
>> 22 : (0008,0090) : PN : ID Referring Physician's Name : 0 :
>> 23 : (0008,1030) : LO : ID Study Description : 4 : head
>> 24 : (0008,103E) : LO : ID Series Description : 56 : Brain
>> T1W/3D/TFE TRA T1TFE 17 5 30
>> 25 : (0008,1090) : LO : ID Manufacturer Model Name : 12 : Gyroscan NT
>> 26 : (0010,0010) : PN : PAT Patient Name : 16 : MR dataset Brain
>> 27 : (0010,0020) : LO : PAT Patient ID : 4 : reg2
>> 28 : (0010,0030) : DA : PAT Patient Birthdate : 8 : 19110101
>> 29 : (0010,0040) : CS : PAT Patient Sex : 2 : M
>> 30 : (0010,1030) : DS : PAT Patient Weight : 2 : 80
>> 31 : (0018,0020) : CS : ACQ Scanning Sequence : 2 : GR
>> 32 : (0018,0021) : CS : ACQ Sequence Variant : 6 : OTHER
>> 33 : (0018,0022) : CS : ACQ Scan Options : 0 :
>> 34 : (0018,0023) : CS : ACQ MR Acquisition Type : 2 : 3D
>> 35 : (0018,0050) : DS : ACQ Slice Thickness : 8 : 1.600000
>> 36 : (0018,0080) : DS : ACQ Repetition Time : 10 : 17.420601
>> 37 : (0018,0081) : DS : ACQ Echo Time : 8 : 4.600255
>> 38 : (0018,0083) : DS : ACQ Number of Averages : 2 : 1
>> 39 : (0018,0084) : DS : ACQ Imaging Frequency : 10 : 63.912701
>> 40 : (0018,0085) : SH : ACQ Imaged Nucleus : 2 : 1H
>> 41 : (0018,0086) : IS : ACQ Echo Number : 2 : 1
>> 42 : (0018,0087) : DS : ACQ Magnetic Field Strength : 8 : 1.500000
>> 43 : (0018,0088) : DS : ACQ Spacing Between Slices : 8 : 0.800000
>> 44 : (0018,0089) : IS : ACQ Number of Phase Encoding Steps : 4 : 179
>> 45 : (0018,0091) : IS : ACQ Echo Train Length : 2 : 0
>> 46 : (0018,0093) : DS : ACQ Percent Sampling : 10 : 69.921883
>> 47 : (0018,0094) : DS : ACQ Percent Phase Field of View : 10 :
>> 79.687500
>> 48 : (0018,1000) : LO : ACQ Device Serial Number : 6 : 00005
>> 49 : (0018,1020) : LO : ACQ Software Version : 6 : NT4.5
>> 50 : (0018,1030) : LO : ACQ Protocol Name : 10 : T1W/3D/TFE
>> 51 : (0018,1081) : IS : ACQ Low R-R Value : 2 : 0
>> 52 : (0018,1082) : IS : ACQ High R-R Value : 2 : 0
>> 53 : (0018,1083) : IS : ACQ Intervals Acquired : 2 : 0
>> 54 : (0018,1084) : IS : ACQ Intervals Rejected : 2 : 0
>> 55 : (0018,1088) : IS : ACQ Heart Rate : 2 : 60
>> 56 : (0018,1250) : SH : ACQ Receiving Coil : 2 : H
>> 57 : (0018,1251) : SH : ACQ Transmitting Coil : 2 : B
>> 58 : (0018,1312) : CS : ACQ Phase Encoding Direction : 4 : ROW
>> 59 : (0018,1314) : DS : ACQ Flip Angle : 10 : 30.000000
>> 60 : (0018,5100) : CS : ACQ Patient Position : 4 : HFS
>> 61 : (0020,000D) : UI : REL Study Instance UID : 38 :
>> 1.3.46.670589.11.98.1.1997040807080001
>> 62 : (0020,000E) : UI : REL Series Instance UID : 38 :
>> 1.3.46.670589.11.98.2.1997040807080001
>> 63 : (0020,0010) : SH : REL Study ID : 4 : 735
>> 64 : (0020,0011) : IS : REL Series Number : 2 : 1
>> 65 : (0020,0012) : IS : REL Acquisition Number : 2 : 3
>> 66 : (0020,0013) : IS : REL Image Number : 4 : 170
>> 67 : (0020,0032) : DS : REL Image Position Patient : 34 : -110.000000
>> \-114.843517\58.580631
>> 68 : (0020,0037) : DS : REL Image Orientation (Patient) : 54 :
>> 1.000000\0.000000\0.000000\0.000000\1.000000\0.000000
>> 69 : (0020,0052) : UI : REL Frame of Reference UID : 38 :
>> 1.3.46.670589.11.98.3.1997040807080001
>> 70 : (0020,1040) : LO : REL Position Reference Indicator : 0 :
>> 71 : (0020,4000) : LT : REL Image Comments : 0 :
>> 72 : (0028,0002) : US : IMG Samples Per Pixel : 2 : 1
>> 73 : (0028,0004) : CS : IMG Photometric Interpretation : 12 :
>> MONOCHROME2
>> 74 : (0028,0010) : US : IMG Rows : 2 : 256
>> 75 : (0028,0011) : US : IMG Columns : 2 : 256
>> 76 : (0028,0030) : DS : IMG Pixel Spacing : 18 : 0.859375\0.859375
>> 77 : (0028,0100) : US : IMG Bits Allocated : 2 : 16
>> 78 : (0028,0101) : US : IMG Bits Stored : 2 : 12
>> 79 : (0028,0102) : US : IMG High Bit : 2 : 11
>> 80 : (0028,0103) : US : IMG Pixel Representation : 2 : 0
>> 81 : (0028,1050) : DS : IMG Window Center : 4 : 1011
>> 82 : (0028,1051) : DS : IMG Window Width : 4 : 2021
>> 83 : (0028,1052) : DS : IMG Rescale Intercept : 8 : 0.000000
>> 84 : (0028,1053) : DS : IMG Rescale Slope : 8 : 3.701832
>> 85 : (0028,1054) : LO : IMG Rescale Type : 2 : US
>> 86 : (7FE0,0010) : OW : PXL Pixel Data : 131072 : 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
>> 0 0 ...
>> 87 : (FFFC,FFFC) : OB : Pad item : 332 : 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
>> 0 ...
>> IDL> modality = thisobject -> getValue('0008'x, '0060'x)
>> IDL> print, *modality[0]
>> MR
>>
>>> Is ther eany good free IDL code that will do this?
>>
>> If you want more than this, in IDL at any rate, I think
>> you have to pay for it.
>>
>> Anyone know how much the new DICOM support costs?
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> David
>>
>> --
>> David Fanning, Ph.D.
>> Fanning Software Consulting, Inc.
>> Coyote's Guide to IDL Programming: http://www.dfanning.com/
>
>
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Karsten Rodenacker
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GSF - Forschungszentrum Institute of Biomathematics and Biometry
D-85758 Oberschleissheim Postfach 11 29
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| Re: query dicom [message #41769 is a reply to message #41768] |
Wed, 08 December 2004 06:56 |
David Fanning
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Haje Korth writes:
> looking at RSI web site I find that this little luxury will cost you between
> $700 and $1150 depending upon license type. But if you are quick you can get
> their "holiday special", and get a free dicom viewer with it. To be honest,
> I can imagine better Christmas presents... and they are cheaper, too! But ,
> of course, they have nothing to do with dicom... :-)))
Ah, well, if they have you by the short hairs and you NEED
Dicom support, $1000 is probably not too much to pay. The
Merge development system RSI used to write the code comes
on 5 CDs. You would probably send $1000 worth of time
just wading through the documentation, let alone writing
your own Dicom application.
And after you have gone to all the trouble, the fewer people
who need it, the higher the price has to be. I'm sympathetic.
I spent three weeks writing my nice ActiveContour software,
and I've made about $500 on it. As my wife says, I'd be
better off just cleaning the house. Then at least we'd have
something to show for the effort. :-(
Cheers,
David
--
David Fanning, Ph.D.
Fanning Software Consulting, Inc.
Coyote's Guide to IDL Programming: http://www.dfanning.com/
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| Re: query dicom [message #41770 is a reply to message #41764] |
Wed, 08 December 2004 07:51 |
David Fanning
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Karsten Rodenacker writes:
> That you answer now your own sendings let me think more. I think it has
> startet with you log during your stay in Munich, especially with the last
> one, still unfinished...
You may be right.
I've checked with my wife. If I'm not going to clean
the house, I might as well be traveling (as I understand
it). Maybe I'll have to come back. :-)
Cheers,
David
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David Fanning, Ph.D.
Fanning Software Consulting, Inc.
Coyote's Guide to IDL Programming: http://www.dfanning.com/
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| Re: query dicom [message #41774 is a reply to message #41768] |
Wed, 08 December 2004 05:08 |
Haje Korth
Messages: 651
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David,
looking at RSI web site I find that this little luxury will cost you between
$700 and $1150 depending upon license type. But if you are quick you can get
their "holiday special", and get a free dicom viewer with it. To be honest,
I can imagine better Christmas presents... and they are cheaper, too! But ,
of course, they have nothing to do with dicom... :-)))
Haje
"David Fanning" <davidf@dfanning.com> wrote in message
news:MPG.1c1fd2488c9c8cb49898a5@news.frii.com...
> Soren writes:
>
>> I am new to IDL and have been trying to look through the docs in this
>> issue:
>> I want to query a dicom file for some tags, is it correctly understood
>> that this is not supported in the standard IDL dicom reader?
>
> While it is true the READ_DICOM function will not do
> this, there is no reason you can't query for tags with
> the IDLffDicom object. For example:
>
> IDL> filename = filepath(subdir=['examples', 'data'], 'mr_brain.dcm')
> IDL> thisobject = obj_new('idlffdicom', filename)
> IDL> thisobject -> dumpelements
> 0 : (0002,0000) : UL : META Group Length : 4 : 162
> 1 : (0002,0001) : OB : META File Meta Information Version : 2 : 0 1
> 2 : (0002,0002) : UI : META Media Stored SOP Class UID : 26 :
> 1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.1.4
> 3 : (0002,0003) : UI : META Media Stored SOP Instance UID
> :1.3.46.670589.11.98.4.1997040807120170
> 4 : (0002,0010) : UI : META Transfer Syntax UID : 20 :
> 1.2.840.10008.1.2.1
> 5 : (0002,0012) : UI : META Implementation Class UID : 16 :
> 1.3.46.670589.17
> 6 : (0002,0013) : SH : META Implementation Version Name : 12 :
> ARC_CONVERT
> 7 : (0008,0005) : CS : ID Specific Character Set : 10 : ISO_IR 100
> 8 : (0008,0008) : CS : ID Image Type : 28 : ORIGINAL\PRIMARY\OTHER\M
> \FFE
> 9 : (0008,0012) : DA : ID Instance Creation Date : 8 : 19970408
> 10 : (0008,0013) : TM : ID Instance Creation Time : 6 : 091220
> 11 : (0008,0014) : UI : ID Instance Creator UID : 22 :
> 1.3.46.670589.11.98.5
> 12 : (0008,0016) : UI : ID SOP Class UID : 26 :
> 1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.1.4
> 13 : (0008,0018) : UI : ID SOP Instance UID : 38 :
> 1.3.46.670589.11.98.4.1997040807120170
> 14 : (0008,0020) : DA : ID Study Date : 8 : 19960809
> 15 : (0008,0021) : DA : ID Series Date : 8 : 19960809
> 16 : (0008,0030) : TM : ID Study Time : 12 : 105141.0000
> 17 : (0008,0031) : TM : ID Series Time : 12 : 110419.3100
> 18 : (0008,0050) : SH : ID Accession Number : 0 :
> 19 : (0008,0060) : CS : ID Modality : 2 : MR
> 20 : (0008,0070) : LO : ID Manufacturer : 24 : Philips Medical Systems
> 21 : (0008,0080) : LO : ID Institution Name : 10 : MM05R R4.5
> 22 : (0008,0090) : PN : ID Referring Physician's Name : 0 :
> 23 : (0008,1030) : LO : ID Study Description : 4 : head
> 24 : (0008,103E) : LO : ID Series Description : 56 : Brain
> T1W/3D/TFE TRA T1TFE 17 5 30
> 25 : (0008,1090) : LO : ID Manufacturer Model Name : 12 : Gyroscan NT
> 26 : (0010,0010) : PN : PAT Patient Name : 16 : MR dataset Brain
> 27 : (0010,0020) : LO : PAT Patient ID : 4 : reg2
> 28 : (0010,0030) : DA : PAT Patient Birthdate : 8 : 19110101
> 29 : (0010,0040) : CS : PAT Patient Sex : 2 : M
> 30 : (0010,1030) : DS : PAT Patient Weight : 2 : 80
> 31 : (0018,0020) : CS : ACQ Scanning Sequence : 2 : GR
> 32 : (0018,0021) : CS : ACQ Sequence Variant : 6 : OTHER
> 33 : (0018,0022) : CS : ACQ Scan Options : 0 :
> 34 : (0018,0023) : CS : ACQ MR Acquisition Type : 2 : 3D
> 35 : (0018,0050) : DS : ACQ Slice Thickness : 8 : 1.600000
> 36 : (0018,0080) : DS : ACQ Repetition Time : 10 : 17.420601
> 37 : (0018,0081) : DS : ACQ Echo Time : 8 : 4.600255
> 38 : (0018,0083) : DS : ACQ Number of Averages : 2 : 1
> 39 : (0018,0084) : DS : ACQ Imaging Frequency : 10 : 63.912701
> 40 : (0018,0085) : SH : ACQ Imaged Nucleus : 2 : 1H
> 41 : (0018,0086) : IS : ACQ Echo Number : 2 : 1
> 42 : (0018,0087) : DS : ACQ Magnetic Field Strength : 8 : 1.500000
> 43 : (0018,0088) : DS : ACQ Spacing Between Slices : 8 : 0.800000
> 44 : (0018,0089) : IS : ACQ Number of Phase Encoding Steps : 4 : 179
> 45 : (0018,0091) : IS : ACQ Echo Train Length : 2 : 0
> 46 : (0018,0093) : DS : ACQ Percent Sampling : 10 : 69.921883
> 47 : (0018,0094) : DS : ACQ Percent Phase Field of View : 10 :
> 79.687500
> 48 : (0018,1000) : LO : ACQ Device Serial Number : 6 : 00005
> 49 : (0018,1020) : LO : ACQ Software Version : 6 : NT4.5
> 50 : (0018,1030) : LO : ACQ Protocol Name : 10 : T1W/3D/TFE
> 51 : (0018,1081) : IS : ACQ Low R-R Value : 2 : 0
> 52 : (0018,1082) : IS : ACQ High R-R Value : 2 : 0
> 53 : (0018,1083) : IS : ACQ Intervals Acquired : 2 : 0
> 54 : (0018,1084) : IS : ACQ Intervals Rejected : 2 : 0
> 55 : (0018,1088) : IS : ACQ Heart Rate : 2 : 60
> 56 : (0018,1250) : SH : ACQ Receiving Coil : 2 : H
> 57 : (0018,1251) : SH : ACQ Transmitting Coil : 2 : B
> 58 : (0018,1312) : CS : ACQ Phase Encoding Direction : 4 : ROW
> 59 : (0018,1314) : DS : ACQ Flip Angle : 10 : 30.000000
> 60 : (0018,5100) : CS : ACQ Patient Position : 4 : HFS
> 61 : (0020,000D) : UI : REL Study Instance UID : 38 :
> 1.3.46.670589.11.98.1.1997040807080001
> 62 : (0020,000E) : UI : REL Series Instance UID : 38 :
> 1.3.46.670589.11.98.2.1997040807080001
> 63 : (0020,0010) : SH : REL Study ID : 4 : 735
> 64 : (0020,0011) : IS : REL Series Number : 2 : 1
> 65 : (0020,0012) : IS : REL Acquisition Number : 2 : 3
> 66 : (0020,0013) : IS : REL Image Number : 4 : 170
> 67 : (0020,0032) : DS : REL Image Position Patient : 34 : -110.000000
> \-114.843517\58.580631
> 68 : (0020,0037) : DS : REL Image Orientation (Patient) : 54 :
> 1.000000\0.000000\0.000000\0.000000\1.000000\0.000000
> 69 : (0020,0052) : UI : REL Frame of Reference UID : 38 :
> 1.3.46.670589.11.98.3.1997040807080001
> 70 : (0020,1040) : LO : REL Position Reference Indicator : 0 :
> 71 : (0020,4000) : LT : REL Image Comments : 0 :
> 72 : (0028,0002) : US : IMG Samples Per Pixel : 2 : 1
> 73 : (0028,0004) : CS : IMG Photometric Interpretation : 12 :
> MONOCHROME2
> 74 : (0028,0010) : US : IMG Rows : 2 : 256
> 75 : (0028,0011) : US : IMG Columns : 2 : 256
> 76 : (0028,0030) : DS : IMG Pixel Spacing : 18 : 0.859375\0.859375
> 77 : (0028,0100) : US : IMG Bits Allocated : 2 : 16
> 78 : (0028,0101) : US : IMG Bits Stored : 2 : 12
> 79 : (0028,0102) : US : IMG High Bit : 2 : 11
> 80 : (0028,0103) : US : IMG Pixel Representation : 2 : 0
> 81 : (0028,1050) : DS : IMG Window Center : 4 : 1011
> 82 : (0028,1051) : DS : IMG Window Width : 4 : 2021
> 83 : (0028,1052) : DS : IMG Rescale Intercept : 8 : 0.000000
> 84 : (0028,1053) : DS : IMG Rescale Slope : 8 : 3.701832
> 85 : (0028,1054) : LO : IMG Rescale Type : 2 : US
> 86 : (7FE0,0010) : OW : PXL Pixel Data : 131072 : 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
> 0 0 ...
> 87 : (FFFC,FFFC) : OB : Pad item : 332 : 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
> 0 ...
> IDL> modality = thisobject -> getValue('0008'x, '0060'x)
> IDL> print, *modality[0]
> MR
>
>> Is ther eany good free IDL code that will do this?
>
> If you want more than this, in IDL at any rate, I think
> you have to pay for it.
>
> Anyone know how much the new DICOM support costs?
>
> Cheers,
>
> David
>
> --
> David Fanning, Ph.D.
> Fanning Software Consulting, Inc.
> Coyote's Guide to IDL Programming: http://www.dfanning.com/
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| Re: query dicom [message #41781 is a reply to message #41774] |
Tue, 07 December 2004 13:44 |
David Fanning
Messages: 11724
Registered: August 2001
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Soren writes:
> I am new to IDL and have been trying to look through the docs in this
> issue:
> I want to query a dicom file for some tags, is it correctly understood
> that this is not supported in the standard IDL dicom reader?
While it is true the READ_DICOM function will not do
this, there is no reason you can't query for tags with
the IDLffDicom object. For example:
IDL> filename = filepath(subdir=['examples', 'data'], 'mr_brain.dcm')
IDL> thisobject = obj_new('idlffdicom', filename)
IDL> thisobject -> dumpelements
0 : (0002,0000) : UL : META Group Length : 4 : 162
1 : (0002,0001) : OB : META File Meta Information Version : 2 : 0 1
2 : (0002,0002) : UI : META Media Stored SOP Class UID : 26 :
1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.1.4
3 : (0002,0003) : UI : META Media Stored SOP Instance UID
:1.3.46.670589.11.98.4.1997040807120170
4 : (0002,0010) : UI : META Transfer Syntax UID : 20 :
1.2.840.10008.1.2.1
5 : (0002,0012) : UI : META Implementation Class UID : 16 :
1.3.46.670589.17
6 : (0002,0013) : SH : META Implementation Version Name : 12 :
ARC_CONVERT
7 : (0008,0005) : CS : ID Specific Character Set : 10 : ISO_IR 100
8 : (0008,0008) : CS : ID Image Type : 28 : ORIGINAL\PRIMARY\OTHER\M
\FFE
9 : (0008,0012) : DA : ID Instance Creation Date : 8 : 19970408
10 : (0008,0013) : TM : ID Instance Creation Time : 6 : 091220
11 : (0008,0014) : UI : ID Instance Creator UID : 22 :
1.3.46.670589.11.98.5
12 : (0008,0016) : UI : ID SOP Class UID : 26 :
1.2.840.10008.5.1.4.1.1.4
13 : (0008,0018) : UI : ID SOP Instance UID : 38 :
1.3.46.670589.11.98.4.1997040807120170
14 : (0008,0020) : DA : ID Study Date : 8 : 19960809
15 : (0008,0021) : DA : ID Series Date : 8 : 19960809
16 : (0008,0030) : TM : ID Study Time : 12 : 105141.0000
17 : (0008,0031) : TM : ID Series Time : 12 : 110419.3100
18 : (0008,0050) : SH : ID Accession Number : 0 :
19 : (0008,0060) : CS : ID Modality : 2 : MR
20 : (0008,0070) : LO : ID Manufacturer : 24 : Philips Medical Systems
21 : (0008,0080) : LO : ID Institution Name : 10 : MM05R R4.5
22 : (0008,0090) : PN : ID Referring Physician's Name : 0 :
23 : (0008,1030) : LO : ID Study Description : 4 : head
24 : (0008,103E) : LO : ID Series Description : 56 : Brain
T1W/3D/TFE TRA T1TFE 17 5 30
25 : (0008,1090) : LO : ID Manufacturer Model Name : 12 : Gyroscan NT
26 : (0010,0010) : PN : PAT Patient Name : 16 : MR dataset Brain
27 : (0010,0020) : LO : PAT Patient ID : 4 : reg2
28 : (0010,0030) : DA : PAT Patient Birthdate : 8 : 19110101
29 : (0010,0040) : CS : PAT Patient Sex : 2 : M
30 : (0010,1030) : DS : PAT Patient Weight : 2 : 80
31 : (0018,0020) : CS : ACQ Scanning Sequence : 2 : GR
32 : (0018,0021) : CS : ACQ Sequence Variant : 6 : OTHER
33 : (0018,0022) : CS : ACQ Scan Options : 0 :
34 : (0018,0023) : CS : ACQ MR Acquisition Type : 2 : 3D
35 : (0018,0050) : DS : ACQ Slice Thickness : 8 : 1.600000
36 : (0018,0080) : DS : ACQ Repetition Time : 10 : 17.420601
37 : (0018,0081) : DS : ACQ Echo Time : 8 : 4.600255
38 : (0018,0083) : DS : ACQ Number of Averages : 2 : 1
39 : (0018,0084) : DS : ACQ Imaging Frequency : 10 : 63.912701
40 : (0018,0085) : SH : ACQ Imaged Nucleus : 2 : 1H
41 : (0018,0086) : IS : ACQ Echo Number : 2 : 1
42 : (0018,0087) : DS : ACQ Magnetic Field Strength : 8 : 1.500000
43 : (0018,0088) : DS : ACQ Spacing Between Slices : 8 : 0.800000
44 : (0018,0089) : IS : ACQ Number of Phase Encoding Steps : 4 : 179
45 : (0018,0091) : IS : ACQ Echo Train Length : 2 : 0
46 : (0018,0093) : DS : ACQ Percent Sampling : 10 : 69.921883
47 : (0018,0094) : DS : ACQ Percent Phase Field of View : 10 :
79.687500
48 : (0018,1000) : LO : ACQ Device Serial Number : 6 : 00005
49 : (0018,1020) : LO : ACQ Software Version : 6 : NT4.5
50 : (0018,1030) : LO : ACQ Protocol Name : 10 : T1W/3D/TFE
51 : (0018,1081) : IS : ACQ Low R-R Value : 2 : 0
52 : (0018,1082) : IS : ACQ High R-R Value : 2 : 0
53 : (0018,1083) : IS : ACQ Intervals Acquired : 2 : 0
54 : (0018,1084) : IS : ACQ Intervals Rejected : 2 : 0
55 : (0018,1088) : IS : ACQ Heart Rate : 2 : 60
56 : (0018,1250) : SH : ACQ Receiving Coil : 2 : H
57 : (0018,1251) : SH : ACQ Transmitting Coil : 2 : B
58 : (0018,1312) : CS : ACQ Phase Encoding Direction : 4 : ROW
59 : (0018,1314) : DS : ACQ Flip Angle : 10 : 30.000000
60 : (0018,5100) : CS : ACQ Patient Position : 4 : HFS
61 : (0020,000D) : UI : REL Study Instance UID : 38 :
1.3.46.670589.11.98.1.1997040807080001
62 : (0020,000E) : UI : REL Series Instance UID : 38 :
1.3.46.670589.11.98.2.1997040807080001
63 : (0020,0010) : SH : REL Study ID : 4 : 735
64 : (0020,0011) : IS : REL Series Number : 2 : 1
65 : (0020,0012) : IS : REL Acquisition Number : 2 : 3
66 : (0020,0013) : IS : REL Image Number : 4 : 170
67 : (0020,0032) : DS : REL Image Position Patient : 34 : -110.000000
\-114.843517\58.580631
68 : (0020,0037) : DS : REL Image Orientation (Patient) : 54 :
1.000000\0.000000\0.000000\0.000000\1.000000\0.000000
69 : (0020,0052) : UI : REL Frame of Reference UID : 38 :
1.3.46.670589.11.98.3.1997040807080001
70 : (0020,1040) : LO : REL Position Reference Indicator : 0 :
71 : (0020,4000) : LT : REL Image Comments : 0 :
72 : (0028,0002) : US : IMG Samples Per Pixel : 2 : 1
73 : (0028,0004) : CS : IMG Photometric Interpretation : 12 :
MONOCHROME2
74 : (0028,0010) : US : IMG Rows : 2 : 256
75 : (0028,0011) : US : IMG Columns : 2 : 256
76 : (0028,0030) : DS : IMG Pixel Spacing : 18 : 0.859375\0.859375
77 : (0028,0100) : US : IMG Bits Allocated : 2 : 16
78 : (0028,0101) : US : IMG Bits Stored : 2 : 12
79 : (0028,0102) : US : IMG High Bit : 2 : 11
80 : (0028,0103) : US : IMG Pixel Representation : 2 : 0
81 : (0028,1050) : DS : IMG Window Center : 4 : 1011
82 : (0028,1051) : DS : IMG Window Width : 4 : 2021
83 : (0028,1052) : DS : IMG Rescale Intercept : 8 : 0.000000
84 : (0028,1053) : DS : IMG Rescale Slope : 8 : 3.701832
85 : (0028,1054) : LO : IMG Rescale Type : 2 : US
86 : (7FE0,0010) : OW : PXL Pixel Data : 131072 : 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 ...
87 : (FFFC,FFFC) : OB : Pad item : 332 : 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 ...
IDL> modality = thisobject -> getValue('0008'x, '0060'x)
IDL> print, *modality[0]
MR
> Is ther eany good free IDL code that will do this?
If you want more than this, in IDL at any rate, I think
you have to pay for it.
Anyone know how much the new DICOM support costs?
Cheers,
David
--
David Fanning, Ph.D.
Fanning Software Consulting, Inc.
Coyote's Guide to IDL Programming: http://www.dfanning.com/
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