[Dcmlib] [Fwd: New to DICOM]

[Jean-Pierre Roux]

Mathieu Malaterre wrote:

> WTF ! Do any of you guys have access to those 'standard set of images' 
> ? Seems like it comes with a workstation...

The 'standard set of images' is just a set of MR (phantom) images, 
without any oddity in the header.
According to Dicom norm, the names are *not* significant (8 digits, 
random-like).

The problem doesn't come from this 'standard image set', but of the 
images of Mark's own...
Where do they come from (imager?, version?).
I'm affraid it's hopeless.

I think I remember our Leonardo (Cardio'Hospital) rejected some CD, but 
when to we loaded the CD on an other workstation, we send them to 
Leoanardo, it worked.
JP

>
> Mathieu
>
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: New to DICOM
> Date: 6 Jan 2006 05:38:56 -0800
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> Organization: http://groups.google.com
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>
> I have just started a new job where I'm being exposed to the world of
> DICOM, and have just been asked to read some DICOM images on the
> Siemens Leonardo workstation that we have here.
>
> Siemens has supplied a standard set of images with the workstation
> where on the main directory there is a file called DICOMDIR and a
> subdirectory (with an eight-digit name). In this subdirectory there is
> a set of 2987 files each with a 8-digit filename and each between 50
> and 200 kb in size. This CD can be read perfectly fine using the
> Siemens Leonardo.
>
> I have now been given a set of our own images. My CD contains a single
> subdirectory. This subdirectory contains a set of *.img and *.oly file
> pairs, and a number of further subdirectories. Each of these new
> subdirectories contains a *.dcm, *.oly, and *.xmd file triplet and then
> a set of further *.dcm files. When I attempt to read this CD using
> Windows Explorer on the Leonardo I see the above files. However when I
> attempt to view these files through the Siemens Lonardo system it
> appears as though the CD is blank.
>
> Do you have any suggestions either about what to do in my situation, or
> what the relationship is between these two different file structures.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Mark
>
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