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DICOM write functionality [message #70002]

Wed, 03 March 2010 12:38

mardis
Messages: 1
Registered: March 2010

Junior Member

I was just informed by a sales rep at ITT that the company will no
longer sell or support the DICOM toolkit. This is a major problem for
me. I just purchased an IDL license to manipulate DICOM images. I need
to be able to write DICOM files. Does anyone know a third party work
around which would allow me to write DICOM files?

Thanks,
Mardis

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Re: DICOM write functionality [message #70047 is a reply to message #70002]

Sun, 07 March 2010 16:16

Jye
Messages: 17
Registered: May 2008

Junior Member

+1 for GDLffDICOM.

I use it in about 90% of my Nuc Med/PET applications.

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Re: DICOM write functionality [message #70063 is a reply to message #70002]

Fri, 05 March 2010 01:38

Oliver
Messages: 6
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

Hi Robbie,

the link points to

http://www.barnett.id.au/idl/download/dicom170606.tar.gz

and results in page not found :-(
Could you please update the link or provide it here?
Thanks!
Oliver

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Re: DICOM write functionality [message #70065 is a reply to message #70002]

Thu, 04 March 2010 21:49

Robbie
Messages: 165
Registered: February 2006

Senior Member

Hi,
You can always try GDLffDICOM. This works exactly the same as
IDLffDICOM except that it has a ::SetElement, ::Assoc and ::Commit
method.
You can write directly to an uncompressed DICOM image using the assoc
method, which turns out to be many times faster than other libraries.
http://idl.barnett.id.au/
(Note the new web address)

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