DICOM @ OFFIS

Hi! Are you talking about network communication? Which tool / functions are you using? Regards, Michael Sorry for the unclearly introduction on my task. I have been attempting to display dicom pictures in an application which was designed by myself. But for some pictures, before it could be display...

For example, with regard to a MessageBox showing "Missing Attribute" message, how can I get the exact Attribute value through some method in dcmtk?

Just run dcmdump against the DICOM image file. Since you' ve explained how we can obtain the length field by using the dcmdump tool, there is another issue: Dcmtk offers us many small tools, such as storescp, echoscu and so on. Can I nest them into my application? For instance, if I am editing the ...

If the VR of the pixel data is OB then please check if the image is compressed (that is, the length field is set to 0xFFFFFFFF which stands for "undefined length"). How can we get the length field? Shall we use the findAndGetOFString() method to get the transfersyntax firstly, and then lo...

If the VR of my file is OB and I want to get the pixeldata, what shall I do by using the findAndGetUint8Array method? DcmFileFormat imageFile; void *pixeldata=?; imageFile.loadFile(...); imageFile.getDataset()->findAndGetUint8Array(DCM_PixelData,pixeldata); What' s the type of "pixeldata"?...

I think that you can use the "getVR" function so that you can get the value representation; And in order to get the number of bits used for a special dcm file, you can try having a look at the DCM_bitAllocated or DCM_bitStored tag (something like that, I cannot remember them clearly now). ...

I thought the last issue mentioned had something to do with the dcmtk project compiling process, so I wanted to rebuild it by using the dcmtk-3.5.4-win32-i386-md-support which was pre-compiled with /MD or /MDd flag. I put the header files into the path "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\...

I' ve been debugging a test application to test whether the dcmtk has been installed on my system appropriately. I used the MFC standard library "in a dynamic share dll" which was set in the project->setting window. I believe that the included files and library files are in the right place...