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Dicom-RT structure imports
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| Ian Cowley 2005-03-21, 9:00 am |
| Are there any scripts out there for opening/importing Dicom-RT structure
files and parsing the structure information within them?
What I'm looking to do is create binary masks of the structures so that I
can apply them to a 3D x-ray dose matrix to extract information on dose to
each specific structure.
I can do a dicomread() bu the information in there seems a bit
gobbledegook - are there any scripts already out there for doign this so
that I don't have to reinvent the wheel?
Cheers,
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Ian Cowley | Bishop's Stortford
email: ian@ | and
iancowley.co.uk | Cambridge
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| Jeff Mather 2005-03-29, 4:02 pm |
| Ian Cowley wrote:
> Are there any scripts out there for opening/importing Dicom-RT structure
> files and parsing the structure information within them?
>
> What I'm looking to do is create binary masks of the structures so that I
> can apply them to a 3D x-ray dose matrix to extract information on dose to
> each specific structure.
>
> I can do a dicomread() bu the information in there seems a bit
> gobbledegook - are there any scripts already out there for doign this so
> that I don't have to reinvent the wheel?
The gobbledygook is the uninterpreted RT data for masks, contours, etc.,
but I haven't seen any MATLAB code to parse it. I tried doing a little
bit of this myself a while back, but I got pulled elsewhere and never
got back to it.
The portion of the DICOM standard that covers RT is actually fairly well
contained. If you want to interpret the RT-specific values, start with
sections A.17.3, A.18.3, and A.19.3 of part 3 of the standard:
<medical.nema.org>. The tables will give you pointers to the specific
sections that explain how to interpret values.
Feel free to e-mail me and check out the DICOMRT Yahoo mailing list:
<http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/dicomrt/>.
Jeff Mather
Image Processing Group
The MathWorks, Inc.
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| o haas 2005-04-15, 9:00 am |
| I would also like to read 3D scans that come in dicom-rt format.
is there any file that can do it?
thanks for letting me know.
Olivier
Jeff Mather wrote:
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> Ian Cowley wrote:
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> structure
> so that I
> on dose to
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> this so
>
> The gobbledygook is the uninterpreted RT data for masks, contours,
> etc.,
> but I haven't seen any MATLAB code to parse it. I tried doing a
> little
> bit of this myself a while back, but I got pulled elsewhere and
> never
> got back to it.
>
> The portion of the DICOM standard that covers RT is actually fairly
> well
> contained. If you want to interpret the RT-specific values, start
> with
> sections A.17.3, A.18.3, and A.19.3 of part 3 of the standard:
> <medical.nema.org>. The tables will give you pointers to the
> specific
> sections that explain how to interpret values.
>
> Feel free to e-mail me and check out the DICOMRT Yahoo mailing
> list:
> <http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/dicomrt/>.
>
> Jeff Mather
> Image Processing Group
> The MathWorks, Inc.
>
>
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