Hi Ali,
I had a look at the MITK source code to see what is going on. The error you are seeing
Invalid tag values when constructing tilt information from origin1 ' ', origin2 ' ' , and orientation ' '
indicates that your image is missing Image Orientation Tag (0020,0037) and Image Position Tag (0020,0032) information. I guess MicroDicom is more forgiving with this than the MITK framework we are using. You will need to add this information using a DICOM editor.
Sorry for all the problems, DICOM is a bit tricky to say the least!
Cheers,
Dave
Issue opening .DCM files
- Alireza Meghdadi
- Posts: 9
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Re: Issue opening .DCM files
Hi David,
I tried to do what you asked me but I can't figure out what these tags are and how to add them. I hope you can find a way to relax SimVascular's import margins. I really need to start with this segment of my PhD and SimVascular is the only tool that allows easy segmentation of vessels. I will be constantly checking for updates and try them but If I can't find a fix till September, I would have to abandon this project and adopt a different one.
Thanks a lot for all your help.
Ali
I tried to do what you asked me but I can't figure out what these tags are and how to add them. I hope you can find a way to relax SimVascular's import margins. I really need to start with this segment of my PhD and SimVascular is the only tool that allows easy segmentation of vessels. I will be constantly checking for updates and try them but If I can't find a fix till September, I would have to abandon this project and adopt a different one.
Thanks a lot for all your help.
Ali
- Alireza Meghdadi
- Posts: 9
- Joined: Fri Jul 05, 2019 1:49 am
Re: Issue opening .DCM files
I found a fix!
Very simple fix; so if you have a DICOM folder that contains slices, instead of converting to a .DCM file, you can just copy and paste the series of interest into a new folder. If you import the first slice into SimVascular, the software automatically inserts the remaining slices.
Thanks David for your insights, I definitely learned about DICOM files.
Ali
Very simple fix; so if you have a DICOM folder that contains slices, instead of converting to a .DCM file, you can just copy and paste the series of interest into a new folder. If you import the first slice into SimVascular, the software automatically inserts the remaining slices.
Thanks David for your insights, I definitely learned about DICOM files.
Ali
- David Parker
- Posts: 1719
- Joined: Tue Aug 23, 2005 2:43 pm
Re: Issue opening .DCM files
Hi Ali,
You found a fix! Great news! I was about out of ideas.
I think we both learned a bit more about DICOM. I will add your fix to my DICOM knowledge house.
Cheers,
Dave
You found a fix! Great news! I was about out of ideas.
I think we both learned a bit more about DICOM. I will add your fix to my DICOM knowledge house.
Cheers,
Dave