| Export to JPG with certain filename |
Aug 8, 2019 12:52 PM
by Metaforze
by Metaforze
Hello all,
I would like to export a large amount of X-ray images to .JPG files. If I use the export function however, each file gets the same name (like IMG-0001-00001.jpg). This way, I can not recognize which X-ray is from which subject, from the file name. If I open the X-ray, the subject ID is still in the image, but it is impossible to organize and analyze these files if they all have the same name.
Is there a way to export the dicom files to JPG while keeping the name? The dicom names are correct (subjectID-visit-date.dcm).
Thanks in advance!
I would like to export a large amount of X-ray images to .JPG files. If I use the export function however, each file gets the same name (like IMG-0001-00001.jpg). This way, I can not recognize which X-ray is from which subject, from the file name. If I open the X-ray, the subject ID is still in the image, but it is impossible to organize and analyze these files if they all have the same name.
Is there a way to export the dicom files to JPG while keeping the name? The dicom names are correct (subjectID-visit-date.dcm).
Thanks in advance!
Aug 8, 2019 01:03 PM
by Metaforze
by Metaforze
PS I have around 4800 subjects, each with 2-3 X-rays. As I am new to RadiAnt, I can't tell if each subject is a series of it's own, or how the series are determined?
Aug 17, 2019 02:29 PM
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Hi,
Currently there is no way to customize the names of exported JPG files.
However, if you use the "All opened series" export mode, the exported files will be organized in a folder tree with patient names and study dates.
A series consists of images belonging to the sames study and having the same series UID.
Currently there is no way to customize the names of exported JPG files.
However, if you use the "All opened series" export mode, the exported files will be organized in a folder tree with patient names and study dates.
A series consists of images belonging to the sames study and having the same series UID.