Apr 16, 2020 04:10 PM
by dratoms
Hi there
Always wanted to congratulate you for the excellent viewer. Its one of the most practical and fast DICOM viewers, obviously because its designed by a Radiologist.
Two things I wanted to bring to your notice
1. We have an HD 15 Philips USG machine. The non doppler images are wrongly represented in Radiant possibly due to a parsing error of the COLOUR PALETTE Photometric Interpretation. Surprisingly the colour doppler images are correctly represented. The other newer USGs don't have this problem. Is there anything that can be done about it?
2. I sometimes export DICOM series using Radiant. It would be wonderful if we had an option not to compress the the PixelData. The JPEG compressions are not handled by Python libraries.
I am myself a radiologist and do a little bit of image analysis.
Keep up the good work.
Apr 16, 2020 04:51 PM
by
Dratoms, thank you for your nice comment!
1) Would it be possible for you to send us two sample images (one with a correct and one with an incorrect presentation)? If so, please contact us directly:
https://www.radiantviewer.com/contact/
2) Currently DICOM export works simply by copying the source files. So the change of the transfer syntax is not possible. We will add such option in future versions.
Take care!
Apr 16, 2020 08:12 PM
by aaaaaa
Dratoms, use dcmdjpeg to dejpeg your dicom files, if you know how to use python you will figure out how to use that tool on your files recursively.
For instance bash
find . -type f -printf "dcmdjpeg %p %p \n" | bash
But can be easily done in Windows cmd or PowerShell too.
May 7, 2020 05:33 AM
by Guest
Thank you for the prompt reply and apologies for the delay on my part.
Will do a suggested.
Thanks to aaaaaa as well for the suggestions
May 7, 2020 10:30 AM
by aaaaaa
There is also a wrapper (pypx) for dcmtk in python. But I do not know if it implements the dejpeg functionality.