Posted by
Andreas Jahnen on
Oct 31, 2005; 12:43pm
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/Problem-with-Dicom-format-tp3704222p3704223.html
Terve Sami,
we have written - using the dcm4che DICOM Tools - a ImageJ Plugin that can
read DICOMDIR Information. The plugin is in the moment in BETA test,
therefore this was not send to the List. You can try it and I have made a
version (ImageJ and the plugin) available at our project page:
http://projects.santec.lu/optimage/optimageDownload/ImageJ-and-DICOMImporterPlugin-BETA.zipYou can help us testing and give your comments about the plugin. We plan
to release it soon to the public with an announcement to the ImageJ list.
Please launch for the moment the runImageJ.jar file with a double click or
at command line. It sets the necessary CLASSPATH for you (this is a part
we are working in the moment).
If the plugin is launched, there is a button bar:
First Button: Import Files (Files System, DICOMDIR and local
PACS)
Second Button: Configuration (here you can set which of the open dialogue
should be enabled as well as the local PACS server that comes with the
plugin)
Third button: a help screen(not finished yet)
I hope this helps you,
Andreas
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ImageJ Interest Group <
[hidden email]> wrote on 31.10.2005 11:36:50:
> Dear all,
>
> I am trying to analyze images taken with Siemens Magnetom Sonata. The
images
> are on Dicom format and I use Image J version 1.35f.
>
> The problem is that I don´t know if it is possible to read the sequence
> information of the Dicomdir file with Image J. Now I just know how to
open
> one image or a set of images but because I don´t know how to read the
> Dicomdir I can´t distinguish the images belonging to the different
> sequences. This poses a problem because I have 500 images from every
patient
> (about 70 of them) and finding out which files belong to which sequence
> manually using Show info feature of Image J would take ages.
>
> I found quite similar question from the questions archive from year 2001
but
> couldn´t find the answer. So I would be really grateful is someone
could
> tell me whether there is a solution to this problem or not.
>
> Sami Soljanlahti, MD
> Helsinki Medical Imaging Center
> Helsinki, Finland