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OHIF zero-footprint DICOM viewer and oncology specific Lesion Tracker, plus shared extension packages
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[Bug] dicomjson displays bug #4333

Open fightroad opened 3 months ago

fightroad commented 3 months ago

Describe the Bug

I am using the dicomjson entry point to load images in OHIF Viewer. I've encountered an issue with DR images where, if a series contains two images, the viewer displays two separate thumbnails. One of these thumbnails is completely black.

However, when I use the dicomweb entry point for the same series, the viewer also displays two separate thumbnails, but both thumbnails display the images correctly. 1723189277393

Steps to Reproduce

modality dr a series contains two images

The current behavior

the viewer displays two separate thumbnails. One of these thumbnails is completely black.

The expected behavior

the same series display one thumbnails. or displays two separate thumbnails, but both thumbnails display the images correctly.

OS

windows10

Node version

20

Browser

chrome 122

fightroad commented 3 months ago

For DX and DR devices, is it designed that even if a series contains multiple images, each image will have its own separate thumbnail? On the other hand, for CT images, each series is represented by a single thumbnail. Is this intentional by design?

fightroad commented 3 months ago

image Supplementary Information: In OHIF Viewer v3.9, when viewing CT sequences using the DICOMJSON method, if there are images in the same series that do not meet the reconstruction criteria, they are split into multiple small thumbnails. However, one of these thumbnails appears black. Additionally, each thumbnail allows scrolling through all the images. This behavior differs from using the DICOMweb method to view the same study. In the DICOMweb method, the images are also split into separate thumbnails, but both thumbnails display normally. The non-reconstructable thumbnail only allows scrolling through the problematic image, while the other thumbnail allows scrolling through the remaining 27 images.