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Re: Writing DICOM-Files [message #59238 is a reply to message #59237] Fri, 14 March 2008 07:16 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
wengi is currently offline  wengi
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On 14 Mrz., 15:09, wengi <andreas.w...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I finally came to a point, that I am able to write dicom-Files with
> IDL. I create new objects with the following code:
>
> obj = OBJ_New('IDLffDICOMex', filename,
> SOP_Class='ENHANCED_MR_IMAGE', /NON_CONFORMING, /CREATE)
>
> I'm calculating parameter-maps and write them into the files. This
> works so far: I calculate the maps and write six different files.
> Since I'm evaluating three slices of the heart I do this iteratively.
> When IDL comes to the point where it wants to write the six maps for
> the second slice into the same directory but with different filenames
> I get an error right after calling the obj = OBJ_New line:
>
> OBJ_NEW: Error: Unable to add media storage SOP instance UID ,
> Invalid characters in value for this VR
>
> The problem is, that this tag (0002:0003) is "set to a new ITT Visual
> Information Solutions-generated value" and I don't know how to solve
> this problem.
>
> Maybe someone is able to give me a hint..
>
> Andreas

Just forgot: When I start a new IDL-session for every single slice.
Everything works. Just the iterative method to calculate and write all
that stuff over night creates the error.
Andreas
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