Closed sama2689 closed 4 years ago
The readme provides some basic information, but proper documentation is currently lacking. Anyways, I'll mention a few steps (from memory, so they might not be exactly correct).
dcm_parse()
returns the header information in a dictionary where the keys are the hex codes. For example, to get the series description, the steps would be:
dcm_data = dcm_parse(input_file)
series_description = dcm_data[(0x0008, 0x103E)]
Since hex codes are not always memorable, an alternative is dcm_data[tag"Series Description"]
.
For the pixels/image data, the steps would be:
pixel_data = dcm_data[(0x7FE0, 0x0010)] # or: dcm_data[tag"Pixel Data"]
The above is equivalent to pixel_data = dicomread(...)
in matlab.
The image can be viewed using other packages such as ImageView.jl
or Plots.jl
. An example using the latter would be:
using Plots
heatmap(pixel_data; color = :grays, yflip = true, aspect_ratio = :equal)
The readme provides some basic information, but proper documentation is currently lacking. Anyways, I'll mention a few steps (from memory, so they might not be exactly correct).
dcm_parse()
returns the header information in a dictionary where the keys are the hex codes. For example, to get the series description, the steps would be:dcm_data = dcm_parse(input_file) series_description = dcm_data[(0x0008, 0x103E)]
Since hex codes are not always memorable, an alternative is
dcm_data[tag"Series Description"]
.For the pixels/image data, the steps would be:
pixel_data = dcm_data[(0x7FE0, 0x0010)] # or: dcm_data[tag"Pixel Data"]
The above is equivalent to
pixel_data = dicomread(...)
in matlab.The image can be viewed using other packages such as
ImageView.jl
orPlots.jl
. An example using the latter would be:using Plots heatmap(pixel_data; color = :grays, yflip = true, aspect_ratio = :equal)
Thank you! That is indeed quite helpful. If not any documentation, is there a legend of all the hex codes and what they correspond to anywhere? That's really all I'd need to figure the rest of it out myself I think.
Some of the hex codes are in src/dcm_dict.jl
.
A more complete list is available at dicom.nema.
Some of the hex codes are in
src/dcm_dict.jl
.A more complete list is available at dicom.nema.
Thank you so much!
I have just gotten started with this package and was able to load a dicom image into a workspace, but I am not sure which functions are available to deal with it. e.g. which methods are available, how do I access the header information, how do I decipher the image info from the image?
I am used to matlab, in which conveniently provides the function dicomread and dicominfo that allow access to the image and the metadata separately. Is it possible to do something similar with this package?
Thanks