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Support Dicom-RT-Ion extensions #62

Closed suever closed 9 years ago

suever commented 9 years ago

From roy.coding@gmail.com on November 12, 2009 15:41:42

Dicom-RT-Ion extensions are described here: ftp://medical.nema.org/medical/dicom/final/sup102_ft.pdf

Original issue: http://code.google.com/p/pydicom/issues/detail?id=62

suever commented 9 years ago

From bastula on November 12, 2009 14:09:46

As far as I know, I believe it is already supported, since that supplement was conceived in 2006 and the standard currently supported by pydicom is based on the 2008 DICOM standard (which includes all supplements published to date). If you browse both _dicom_dict.py and _UID_dict.py and compare with the the PDF you linked, you should find all the appropriate tags and UIDs, respectively. I looked through a few from the PDF and was able to locate them.

I also looked at http://www.dclunie.com/dicom-status/status.html to see if there were any updates since the 2008 standard for DICOM RT Ion. It seems that there are updates, but they don't change the data dictionary nor add UIDs.

suever commented 9 years ago

From roy.coding@gmail.com on November 12, 2009 14:35:31

Sounds good. Once I get some Dicom-RT-Ion files I will test this out. I was not sure what needed to be done to implements this.

suever commented 9 years ago

From niels.bassler on May 03, 2011 13:56:29

Just for the records, you can now get a sample RT-Ion file here: http://neptun.phys.au.dk/~bassler/DKFZ/DICOM/

suever commented 9 years ago

From darcymason@gmail.com on December 18, 2011 07:44:37

Closing this issue for now, as it appears to be resolved. I was able to read all types of files in the example files given in the last comment.

If new supplements for RT Ion come out, new issues can be started for adding each one to the dictionary.

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