DICOM @ OFFIS

I believe the key I am looking for is (0038,0400) LO # Patient’s Institution Residence. (0010,0010) PN [] (0038,0400) LO [] (0032,1060) LO [] # 8, 1 RequestedProcedureDescription (0040,0100) SQ # 250, 1 ScheduledProcedureStepSequence (fffe,e000) na (Item with explicit length #=2) # 242, 1 Item (0040...

I really didn't want to post this message of this board but I can not find a general DICOM message board. I am looking for the key that states if a patient's visit is inpatient or outpatient. I believe I have run across this key in the past but after diligent looking, I have had no success. Any idea...

How can I query for a report based on Accession #?

Its all coming together now. I didn't realize you could not use sequence attributes on a command line. I assumed that since I didn't want to insert or replace, that I could use command line. Still don't understand how I am inserting or replacing since I am just trying to do a query. No matter how mu...

I tried to take that query, filled in the accession numberm and run it through dump2dcm. I recieved the folowing message: [root@server bin]# ./dump2dcm query query.dcm dump2dcm: query: Error in creating Element: Invalid Tag (line 9) dump2dcm: query: Error in creating Element: Invalid Tag (line 10) d...

In the wlmscpfs.man, for the matching and returning keys, what does the indented ">" mean? Is there a way to use findscu to return all possible keys (wildcard)? I am trying to get the study description based on the accession number. I am not using the worklist scp provided. I am using anot...

Makes sense.

Is there a flag that I could use to print off all the keys/values that pertain to that model? If not, is there a reference somewhere of the appropriate keys to a worklist?

I am sucessfully able to query a worklist using the modality worklist information model (-W). I am only able to retrieve information pertaining to patient demographic information but I can't retrieve study specific information. When I try to use the study "root information model" (-S), I a...