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Dicom tags and measurement results on ImageJ

Juan Francisco-2
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Dear all:
I´m working with dicom images and ImageJ. Please:
is there some way to include specifics dicom tags on the Measure Results window? For instance, how the tag corresponding to the patient´s name can be appears on the Measure Results window.
Thank you very much!!!
JFC



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Re: Dicom tags and measurement results on ImageJ

jmutterer
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Hi Juan Francisco,

The following macro measures the selection and includes the patient's name
as the row label. Install this macro, and press 'F1' to run it. Change the
DICOM tag to get another info.

Jerome

macro 'MeasureWithDicomTagLabel [F1]' {
info = getImageInfo();
i = indexOf(info,"0010,0010");
if (i==-1) { label = "no name";}
else { label = substring(info,i+10,indexOf(info,"\n",i)); }
run ("Measure");
setResult("Label", nResults-1, label);
updateResults; }


On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 7:40 PM, Juan Francisco <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Dear all:
> I´m working with dicom images and ImageJ. Please:
> is there some way to include specifics dicom tags on the Measure Results
> window? For instance, how the tag corresponding to the patient´s name can be
> appears on the Measure Results window.
> Thank you very much!!!
> JFC
>
>
>
>
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java setup question

Aryeh Weiss
468 posts
This is not about ImageJ, but I hope that there are Java setup experts here.

When attempting to use the Invitrogen Spectraviewer, which is a Java
application, the menus and other fonts in the applet are completely messed up.
rendering the applet useless. This happens is all of my browsers, and it is
making me crazy. I have no idea what brought this on -- this applet used t work.

I tried changing the encoding -- that apparently affects only the HTML code, and
not the Java applications. Ahy ideas on how to get the fonts right would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance
--aryeh
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Aryeh Weiss
School of Engineering
Bar Ilan University
Ramat Gan 52900 Israel

Ph:  972-3-5317638
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