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FHarry

Germany
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Posted - Oct 23 2015 :  07:34:10  Show Profile  Reply
Hi all,

i am trying to dump a certain Dicom file with your sample program. But the order of the tags coming by ImageEnMView1.MIO.Params[0].DICOM_Tags seems to be not correct.

E.g. these tags are actually children of some others. But they are all listed directly one after the other.
(0018,0060) KVP (DS) : "31"
(0018,0060) KVP (DS) : "31"
(0018,0060) KVP (DS) : "31"
......
......

Could you please have a look? An apropriate Dicom file is attached.

Greets,

Harry


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xequte

39099 Posts

Posted - Nov 03 2015 :  13:34:04  Show Profile  Reply
Hi

We have added support for SQ tests in 6.2.2. You can email us for a pre-release.

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.xequte.com
nigel@xequte.com
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FHarry

Germany
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Posted - Nov 10 2015 :  05:12:30  Show Profile  Reply
Hello Nigel,

6.2.2 works with my previously uploaded image. But now i have found another image creating the same problem. I guess the problem is still there if it is a private sequence.

Attached is the new Dicom file to reproduce the problem and a screenshot from a different dump showhing how it should be and a screenshot from your dicom demo.

It is the the tag 0023:1010 which is the sequence. And 0025:0010 should be inside this sequence. There are as well 0023:1020 and 0023:1030 which are sequences and they have 0025:0010 as well INSIDE the sequence. And then there is a 0025:0010 outside the three sequences. In your dump, you can see 0025:0010 four times, flat outside any sequence. Three of them sould be inside there sequences.

Best regards,

Harry

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xequte

39099 Posts

Posted - Nov 10 2015 :  17:08:53  Show Profile  Reply
Hi Harry

We have an update that handles these kind of non-standard sequences.

Perhaps you can provide a few more test images so we can check our fixes?


Nigel
Xequte Software
www.xequte.com
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