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Building the DICOM tree for each study..
Last Post 2010-12-14 05:01 PM by robertvanommen. 3 Replies.
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xargon
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2010-06-24 02:39 PM  

Hello,

What is the easiest way to use the CC DICOM library to build a DICOM tree given a set of file paths.

So, I have this array of local files and I want to use the CC DICOM machinery to build a DICOM tree. Ultimately, all I need is to be able to enumerate over the patients...studies...series and images...

I am guessing I could duplicate the StudyTree class in my assembly but that would mean reimplementing a lot of these "internal" classes and I would like to avoid that. Wondering if there is an easier way... I do not think I can use the StudyTree object in another assembly...

Thanks,

xarg

 

stewart
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2010-06-29 11:02 PM  
There is a class in Dicom.Utilities called StudyBuilder, which does this, and it also has the ability to modify/reorganize entire studies.

Hope this helps,
Stewart
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xargon
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2010-07-04 05:06 AM  
Great! Many thanks for that.
robertvanommen
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2010-12-14 05:01 PM  

Hi,

I'm trying to use the studybuilder, but i don't see how i would pass a set of file paths and have the studybuilder build me a study tree.

Can somebody give me a example?

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