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_gendicomdict


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extract data from gdcm libs to make a dict for octave


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extract data from gdcm libs to make a dict for octave



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dicomdict


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 -- Loadable Function: DICTIONARY_NAME = dicomdict ('get')
 -- Loadable Function: dicomdict ('factory')
 -- Loadable Function: dicomdict ('set', DICTIONARY_NAME)
     The first usage returns the filename of the dictionary that is
     currently being used.  Using 'factory' resets the dictionary to the
     default.  Using 'set' allows setting the dictionary for future
     operations.  In this case, the dictionary file DICTIONARY_NAME can
     be anywhere in the path.

     See also: dicomread, dicomwrite.


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The first usage returns the filename of the dictionary that is currently
being u



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dicominfo


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 -- Loadable Function: INFO = dicominfo (FILENAME)
 -- Loadable Function: INFO = dicominfo (FILENAME, 'dictionary',
          DICTIONARY-NAME)
 -- Loadable Function: dicominfo (FILENAME, OPTIONS)
 -- Command: dicominfo FILENAME
 -- Command: dicominfo FILENAME OPTIONS
     Get all data from a DICOM file, excluding any actual image.  INFO
     is a nested struct containing the data.

     If no return argument is given, then there will be output similar
     to a DICOM dump.

     If the 'dictionary' argument is used, the given DICTIONARY-NAME is
     used for this operation, otherwise, the dictionary set by
     'dicomdict' is used.

     OPTIONS: 'truncate=n' where n is the number of characters to limit
     the dump output display to 'n' for each value.

     See also: dicomread, dicomdict.


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Get all data from a DICOM file, excluding any actual image.



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dicomlookup


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keyword = dicomlookup(group, elem)  
[group elem] = dicomlookup(keyword) 



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keyword = dicomlookup(group, elem)  
[group elem] = dicomlookup(keyword) 




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dicomread


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 -- Loadable Function: IMAGE = dicomread (FILENAME)
 -- Loadable Function: IMAGE = dicomread (STRUCTURE)

     Load the image from a DICOM file.  FILENAME is a string (giving the
     filename).  STRUCTURE is a structure with a field 'Filename' (such
     as returned by 'dicominfo').  IMAGE may be two or three
     dimensional, depending on the content of the file.  An integer or
     float matrix will be returned, the number of bits will depend on
     the file.

     See also: dicominfo.


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Load the image from a DICOM file.



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dicomwrite


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dicomwrite(im, filename)
dicomwrite(im, filename, info)
im       image data or empty matrix, [], if only metadata save is required
filename to write dicom to. if [], then function runs in verbose trial mode.
info     struct, like that produced by dicominfo



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dicomwrite(im, filename)
dicomwrite(im, filename, info)
im       image data or e





