Posted by
Ahmed Khwaja on
Jul 04, 2006; 1:26am
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/how-to-access-the-ROI-programmatically-tp3702303p3702310.html
Wayne, Something is wrong with the import sequence. I copied and renamed
first two dicom files (09752176 and 09752197) in a directory so that there
will be an additional two files (09769678 and 09769679) after the last file
(09769677) in the same directory. When I use Import>Image Sequence, the two
additional files (09769678 and 09769679) appear just after the first
(09752176) and third image (09752197) in the sequence. Is there any
particular reason this thing is happening?
Ahmed
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Hi
Thanks for explaining. So I tried to fix it by creating 2 substacks and
then adding them back together in the right order but I'm not sure how to do
it. Is there away of adding the two new stack together so that the images
are reordered ?
Thanks
Anna
On Jul 3, 2006, at 6:19 PM, Rasband Wayne wrote:
>> Could I ask for some clarification on how the import dicom sequence
>> works. Does it work on the principle that the *.dcm
>> files are all in the order that they are listed in the directory.
>> The reason I ask is because that I notice in unix when using ls it
>> lists the *dcm files that start with a 1 first and then list the
>> others therefore IM-1000.dcm comes before IM-900.dcm. Is this the
>> order they will stack ? How can I check ?
>
> The File>Import>Image Sequence command opens DICOM files in image
> number (0020,0013) order when all the images are in the same series,
> otherwise it opens them in alphanumeric file name order.
>
> -wayne