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Quickest way to get specified dicom tags
Last Post 2012-03-27 08:00 AM by chafey. 1 Replies.
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zlf
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2012-03-27 03:28 AM

Hi,

What is the quickest way to get specified dicom tags? I only need four tag values. They are StudyInstanceUid, SopInstanceUid, SliceLocation, InstanceNumber.

Load(DicomTag stopTag, DicomReadOptions options) will read all tags from the beginning to StopTag.

Regards,

zlf
chafey
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2012-03-27 08:00 AM
DICOM Attributes are encoded in a DICOM P10 file by tag ascending. So figure out the highest tag of the ones you are interested in and specify that in the stopTag parameter. You can look up the tag for the attributes in the DICOM standard (part 6 - data dictionary). The data dictionary is also present in the CC source (e.g. DicomTags.StudyInstanceUid).
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